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Group Discussion Reflection Guide

This document contains reflection questions for a group discussion, but does not provide any responses to the questions. It asks the participant to reflect on what they learned from the conversation, what they contributed, how they prepared, and any ground rules that were established. One question is answered, indicating the participant initially believed in voter IDs but after learning drawbacks, decided a middle option would be best.

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Group Discussion Reflection Guide

This document contains reflection questions for a group discussion, but does not provide any responses to the questions. It asks the participant to reflect on what they learned from the conversation, what they contributed, how they prepared, and any ground rules that were established. One question is answered, indicating the participant initially believed in voter IDs but after learning drawbacks, decided a middle option would be best.

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Discussion Reflection Questions

Instructions
After your group discussion, respond independently to the following reflection questions.
1. What did you learn from this conversation?
n/a

2. What did you contribute?


n/a

3. How did you prepare for this discussion?


n/a

4. What ground rules did you and the other participants establish? How did they work?
n/a

5. What is an example of a time during the discussion when you challenged or built on
an idea shared by someone else?
At first I believed that implementing Voter IDs would be the best solution; however, after
I learned of its drawbacks I elaborated on my own opinion and decided that a middle
way between not voting ID and a voting ID is the best way.

6. Did you disagree with a point raised during the discussion? How did you respond to
it?
Basically what I answered for number 5.

7. How well did you and the other discussion participants support your ideas with
evidence?
n/a

8. How have your ideas about this topic changed as a result of this conversation?
Yes, I explained so in number 5.

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