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SIM – Share is an opportunity for you to share with your peers any part of the SIM: Domestic Politics, International Politics, Complex Interaction, Strategic Interaction, or Foreign Crisis.
Estimated Time
An estimated 2 hours is needed to complete this activity.
Instructions
Step 1: Post
Your post should consist of 4 parts:
- Part 1: Clear statement declaring which SIM part you are sharing with the class
- Part 2: Copy and paste of SIM part from your prior submission
- Part 3: Explanation
- In 3 or more sentences, explain why you wanted to share this part with the class, compared to other, parts
- Part 4: Clearly state one of the following questions that you would like a peer to reply to. Examples of questions include:
- What do you think of my submission for a specific part?
- How is my explanation similar to what you wrote for the same part?
- How is my explanation different from what you wrote for the same part?
- What is a strength of my submission for the specific part?
- What is an area I could expand upon for the specific part?
Step 2: Reply to a Peer’s Post
- In 3 or more sentences, respond to the question your peer asked in their original post.
Step 3: Double Check that you Replied to a Peer
- Sometimes, students will post their SIM earlier in the week, and then forget about. 😶🌫️
- Don't worry, forgetting happens. 😲
- But be sure not to forget and double check that you replied to a peer. 👍
Rubric
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