6th Grade ELA Flashcards: Follow Discussion Rules And Set Goals

Study Follow Discussion Rules And Set Goals in 6th Grade ELA with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

What rule best supports collegial discussion when someone else is speaking?

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ANSWER

Listen attentively without interrupting. Shows respect and allows others to complete their thoughts.

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6th Grade ELA: Speaking and Listening

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In a group discussion, students are trying to repair a small problem with the norms. Their norms are turn-taking (one speaker at a time) and respectful listening (don't interrupt; show you are paying attention). The goal is to agree on one theme and find one quote that supports it. During the discussion, Zoey keeps jumping in before others finish. She isn't trying to be mean—she's excited—but it makes others stop mid-sentence. The facilitator, Amir, says, "Let's pause. Our norm is one speaker at a time. Zoey, can you wait until the person finishes and then raise your hand?" Zoey nods and puts her hands in her lap. When Marcus finishes, Zoey raises her hand. Amir calls on her next, and Zoey says, "I want to add to Marcus's idea. A quote that fits is…" The group returns to the theme question and finds their quote. Based on the scenario, what should Zoey do differently to follow the rule about turn-taking?
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