I guess that sounds like ... It's kind of an open-ended question.
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The open-ended question of "what brings you here" is an excellent starting point.
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In an open-ended question on candidates, former first lady Michelle Obama, California Rep.
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" Rather, start with an open-ended question that assumes it is: "How negotiable is this?
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His other go-to questions include: Starting with an open-ended question is just step one.
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Asked in an open-ended question for their top health-care concern, 22 percent cited costs.
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The survey contained an open-ended question asking small-business owners to name their most important challenge.
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Because it is left on an open-ended question — you don't actually see him meet up with Amy.
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Our new Post-ABC poll asked Democrats an open-ended question on support for the party's 22020 nomination.
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In another essay question, UC Berkeley provided students with space to respond to a more open-ended question.
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And isn't having that finite timeframe better than the open-ended question How long will this go on?
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The open-ended question could serve as a jumping off point for a collaborative story comprised of everyone's responses.
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It's not a very good answer, although to be fair this is also a difficult and open-ended question.
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That's the open-ended question we asked the members of the CNBC Global CFO Council in our quarterly survey.
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Clinton has not met with the press corps for an open-ended question-and-answer session this calendar year.
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"I believe I just asked him an open-ended question, Mr. Chairman," Sondland recalled of the conversation with Trump.
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He never asked me an open-ended question or left it to me to choose a topic of conversation.
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This open-ended question served pretty much as the best softball pitch of the day (so far, at least).
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This open-ended question puts the client in the driver's seat and helps me learn what's most important to them.
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More evidence of this comes in response to Gallup's open-ended question about the most important problem facing the nation.
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"I usually start with a very open-ended question like, 'Tell me everything I should know about you,'" she says.
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Those surveyed were asked an open-ended question: Name the man, living anywhere in the world, whom you admire the most.
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A miniscule 1% said trade was their most important issue for 2020 in a CNN open-ended question taken in March.
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Not surprisingly, 42 percent of those polled in an open-ended question said the housing crisis was the most troubling issue.
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You can then ask an open-ended question for your followers who are prompted to "type something," in response to the question.
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California governor Gavin Newsom, per the Fresno Bee: PG&E's bankruptcy remains "an open-ended question, and that's a question for them."
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When asked an open-ended question about what was the biggest problem facing the U.S., 33 percent of respondents mentioned the government.
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These are the most effective: The simple act of asking someone how they're doing, with an open-ended question, shows that you care.
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Picture Prompts Since the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935, the Gallup polling organization has asked Americans the same open-ended question.
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Telephone polls tend to ask voter preference as an open-ended question, or just offer respondents the choice of the Democratic and Republican candidates.
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A Daily Caller reporter threw Trump a seemingly harmless open-ended question, saying the president seemed happy with his acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker.
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But the list is more similar to being in a voting booth than an open-ended question, which is more reflective of name recognition.
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A co-worker sends an email to a dozen people with an open-ended question that doesn't have any real consequences on anyone's life.
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" For him, pushing an athlete can be as simple as asking an open-ended question: "What do you want to get out of your experience here?
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When asked an open-ended question about their concerns, CFOs often cited geopolitical risks, the future of trade policy and the ability to hire good talent.
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One of his most revealing sources of information came from their answers to a simple open-ended question: What is your number one secret to productivity?
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In fact, the 33 words most frequently used in an open-ended question by the independent Quinnipiac University National Poll, allowing for any answer, are all negative.
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First, the researcher said he was doing strength training and asked an open-ended question about what the store employee recommended he take to improve his performance.
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A subset (229 students) of the total sample answered the open-ended question about the "most upsetting thing" to happen to them based on the AAUW survey.
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"If it's an open-ended question, an in-depth question or a complex question that requires back and forth banter, it's probably worth a phonecall," Stringer says.
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So when Jorja Smith's vocals glide into the open-ended question, "Where did I go," you feel the ache of not being able to recognize yourself anymore.
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When Morning Consult asked an open-ended question, several respondents volunteered concerns related to the Zika virus as a reason for wanting to see immigration levels reduced.
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"If it's an open-ended question, an in-depth question or a complex question that requires back and forth banter, it's probably worth a phone call," Stringer says.
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Why it works: If it's been a while since you and your partner have met up, an open-ended question like this one can help to jog their memory.
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In an open-ended question, 63% of women our poll surveyed offered up Trump's name in response to a question of whether there was any candidate they were afraid of.
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"You don't want to mention it so it would be a more open-ended question like, 'Have you ever heard of him and what have you heard about him,'" Bloom said.
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One of his most revealing sources of information came from their answers to a simple open-ended question: In analyzing their responses, Kruse coded the answers to yield some fascinating suggestions.
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So I use my training as a chaplain, delivering a totally open-ended question, like we do when conducting what are called "psychosocial interviews" to figure out how a client thinks.
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A more open-ended question is what happens to the army of olds that it has amassed over the year, and what their lives will look like in a post-Q world.
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Immigration now rivals the economy as a top concern for voters when considering who they'll support in November, with 16% naming an immigration related issue as their top concern in an open-ended question.
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A jump in the open-ended question rankings may mean a jump in name recognition for the South Bend mayor more than it means that other candidates have seen a decrease in their support.
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So when given a list of issues to choose from on a poll, or asked to name issues on their mind in an open ended question, the public is more likely to pick health care.
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Among those who see a risk of violence on account of politics, 26% say in an open-ended question that blacks are most at risk, 6393% anyone who isn't white, 19% say Latinos and 18% immigrants.
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How it can go about reviving a smartphone business which has for years suffered lackluster earnings — on account of being outmanoeuvred and outgunned by faster and better resourced rivals — remains an open-ended question at this point.
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The poll found that 19% of pro football fans say their interest has declined in recent years, and among that group, 24% responded to an open-ended question about why their interest has declined by naming politics.
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When asked the open-ended question of whom they'd support in a primary or caucus today, Biden, who has not yet announced whether he's running in 23.5, was the person most named by 25.5% of Democratic-leaning voters.
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Open-ended question-answering, like that of the Star Trek computer, is still too hard for current AI systems, so researchers make progress by creating programs that can perform well on "benchmarks"—particular data sets that represent a specific task.
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Overall, 51% named health care in an open-ended question about the top issue in deciding whom to support, 17% named climate change or global warming, 14% each immigration and education, 39% jobs and unemployment, and 12% the environment or pollution.
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In response to an open-ended question about how best to prevent school shootings in the U.S., 33 percent of respondents mentioned stricter restrictions on gun purchases, and 22 percent mentioned a ban on assault weapons or certain types of guns.
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The open-ended question can lead to the CEO talking excitedly (in which case, plan to eagerly listen and ask a thoughtful question when he's done), or it can result in him or her politely asking you how your work week is going.
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It dares to comment on dizzyingly outsized subjects such as surveillance and consumer culture, while asking the open-ended question of just exactly what fashion that appeals to the tactile, to the handmade, to the locally inspired and the creatively repurposed, can do.
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The fact that Mr. Powell brought up the episode from 2015 and early 2016 — in the prepared portion of his comments, and in response to an open-ended question about the economy — is a sign that he thinks it is relevant to current policy.
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When asked what candidates they want to support as an open-ended question (instead of a list of options), Buttigieg and Biden were much closer (22020% and 26.3%, respectively), while Sanders still dominated, meaning that most people named Sanders as their candidate instead of choosing him from a list.
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He vented anger with the DNC in the lead-up to the first debate in June after the committee announced that it would not count a specific Washington Post/ABC News poll that showed him at 1 percent support, because it was based on an open-ended question.
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When Mr. Ruff laid his pen down on the table in front of him, the Democratic staff members submitted an open-ended question on a notecard for Chief Justice Rehnquist to read asking if the White House legal team wanted to respond to anything the House managers had said.
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From answering what appears to be Mueller's open-ended question about obstruction of justice to looking into Trump's ongoing potential conflict-of-interest issues, to probing alleged criminal activity within the campaign, congressional Democrats can make sure that Americans don't lose sight of the striking evidence before their very eyes.
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I learned quickly that when you ask an open-ended question like, "So, what's the deal with sexual violence on your campus?" in the presence of mandated reporters, you get a lot of closed-mouthed smiles and hugged knees and glances around the room to see if anyone's actually going to talk.
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In each instance, they have the option to submit an open-ended question about how they performed or to use the prompt that's already programmed into the system: "Please tell me one thing I can do better with…" The idea for ACE originally came from the Millennial Corps, a global IBM task force dedicated to improving millennials' experience at the company.
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Surinamese Americans () are Americans of Surinamese descent. According to answers provided to an open-ended question included in the 2000 census, 2,833 people said that their ancestry or ethnic origin was Surinamese.
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Malawian Americans are Americans of Malawian descent. According to answers provided to an open-ended question included in the 2000 census, 631 people said that their ancestry or ethnic origin was Malawian.
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Stanley G. Eskin: Simenon. Eine Biographie. Diogenes, Zürich 1989, , S. 300. It seems Lucille F. Becker will give a negative response to the open-ended question of whether Alavoine gained any understanding through his letter.
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All 20 contenders face each other in trivia question duels. For each pair, an open- ended question is asked. The first to buzz in and answer correctly go through to the next round. A wrong answer eliminates the contestant.
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This was found to be true even candidate responses regarding task performance were taken into account. Finally, content analyses of open-ended question responses indicated selection decisions were highly sensitive to candidates with low expression of voice and helping behaviors.
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The nationality categories reported in the census were based on a recoding from verbatim responses to a question on nationality. Census respondents were not provided with a list to choose from. Instead they simply were asked what is their nationality, as an open-ended question.
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In a 2005 Gallup Poll (U.S.), a national sample of about 1000 adolescents (aged 13 to 17) were asked what they feared the most as an open-ended question. The American adolescents reported perceiving their top 10 fears as follows: terrorist attacks, spiders, death, failure, war, criminal or gang violence, being alone, the future, and nuclear war.Gallup Poll: What Frightens America's Youth , gallup.
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An open-ended question is asked, then some clues appear to help the players. Contestants can buzz in at any time – if he's right, he wins a point. The first two contenders with two points each make it to the next round. After the round, the Random Remote of Doom picks out an audience member to join the winners in round 8.
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Each question should be edited for readability and should avoid leading or loaded questions. If multiple questions are being used to measure one construct, some of the questions should be worded in the opposite direction to evade response bias. A respondent's answer to an open-ended question can be coded into a response scale afterwards,Mellenbergh, G.J. (2008). Chapter 9: Surveys.
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Although, by therapeutically altering the subject's state, they may have been led to believe that what they were being told was true. Because of this, the respondent has a false recall. A 1989 study focusing on hypnotizability and false memory separated accurate and inaccurate memories recalled. In open-ended question formation, 11.5% of subjects recalled the false event suggested by observers.
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Each question should be edited for "readability" and should avoid leading or loaded questions. Finally, if multiple items are being used to measure one construct, the wording of some of the items should be worded in the opposite direction to evade response bias. A respondent's answer to an open-ended question can be coded into a response scale afterwards, or analysed using more qualitative methods.
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For the Male Order question, the contestant is asked to rank the three answers from most popular to least popular. Although the panelist will give their opinion as to the correct ranking, the contestant has the final decision. The contestant picks up $100 for one answer correctly ranked, or $500 for all three. The fourth round is titled the "Men's High Five" and is an open-ended question asked to 200 men.
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Ace Metrix built a technology platform to get 500 viewers' answers to ten basic questions. These questions assess the key components of attention, likeability, desire, relevance, information, change, and watchability. These seven base-level performance markers are rolled up using a proprietary algorithm to produce an aggregate score for the ad known as the Ace Score. Ace Metrix also adds one open-ended question to elicit viewers' general comments, and two behavior questions.
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Jimmy claims this is "the game that everyone is talking about." This is followed by five brief video clips of five different people (Oprah Winfrey, Chris Rock, Hillary Clinton, Brian Williams, and Glenn Beck) strung together so it sounds like they are saying the sentence, "I love Models and Buckets." The twelve models are brought out and Jimmy will ask them an open ended question, such as "How was your weekend?", with each giving a different answer simultaneously.
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While connected to a heart monitor that broadcast his/her heartbeat to the studio audience, the studio contestant chose one of 10 categories and had 15 seconds to answer an open-ended question asked by Tomarken. A correct answer multiplied the front-game winnings by whatever number was hidden behind the category; nine of the categories hid the number 10, while the tenth hid 100. There was no penalty for a wrong answer. The maximum possible grand prize was $1.5 million.
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Malaysian Americans (Orang Malaysia di Amerika) are Americans of Malaysian ancestry. Rather than a single ethnic group, Malaysian Americans descend from a variety of ethnic groups that inhabit the Southeast Asian country of Malaysia, all of which speak different languages and profess different cultures, including Malay, Malaysian Chinese, and Malaysian Indian, as "Malaysian" is primarily a national identification. According to answers provided to an open-ended question included in the 2010 United States Census, 26,179 people said that their ancestry or ethnic origin was Malaysian.
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The questioning technique emphasizes a level of questioning and thinking where there is no single right answer. Socratic circles generally start with an open-ended question proposed either by the leader or by another participant. There is no designated first speaker; as individuals participate in Socratic circles, they gain experience that enables them to be effective in this role of initial questioner. The leader keeps the topic focused by asking a variety of questions about the text itself, as well as questions to help clarify positions when arguments become confused.
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Mauritanian Americans are Americans of Mauritanian descent or Mauritanians who have American citizenship. According to answers provided to an open-ended question included in the 2000 US census, 993 people said that their ancestry or ethnic origin was Mauritanian. According to a 2012 published report, however, about 4,000 people of Mauritanian origin live in the Cincinnati (Ohio) and Erlanger (Kentucky) areas and another 1,065 Mauritanians live in Columbus, Ohio. U.S. Census Bureau: Selected Countries of Birth for the United States and 15 Metropolitan Statistical Areas with the Largest African-Born Populations: 2008–2012.
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Scholars argued that the fragment is a symbol for the eagle due to the eagle "breaking away" from the mountain. They say that the fragment is vital to understanding the poem in the way that the mountain depicted is in fact the whole poem and the eagle, being a part of the mountains identity, is a loss when the eagle falls. The uncertainty of the poem being complete or incomplete reinforces the open ended question of what happens to the eagle at the end of the poem. Another theory surrounding the poem is that the eagle represents Christians.
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Liu and Wang petitioned to the Supreme Court on the question on whether the SEC can seek a disgorgement award as a form of equitable relief despite the Kokesh ruling that disgorgement award was determined to be a penalty. The Supreme Court accepted the petition in November 2019, which legal analysts believed was to resolve the open-ended question left by Kokesh. Oral arguments were heard on March 3, 2020 in which Liu and Wang's legal council continue to argued that Congress never gave the SEC authority to impose disgorgement as penalties, and observers saw the justices forced more on questions to reigning in the size of such disgorgement awards. The Court issued its decision on June 22, 2020.
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If a team was on the sixth or seventh step of their path, they could not ask for any number of questions that would take them past the ninth one. A team on the eighth step could only play two questions and had to stop at the ninth step if they answered both correctly. Once a team reached the ninth step, they had a choice to either end the turn and bank the prizes, or to attempt one final open-ended question for which conferring was allowed. If they attempted the question on that same turn and missed, they forfeited the un-banked prizes and had to answer a new question on their next turn.
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On the one hand, Harkin's success and longevity as Parks Commissioner can be measured in economic terms, namely in tourism profits. However, Harkin's philosophy of preserving Canada's landscape for the sake of patriotic pride and physical, moral, and mental well-being is also evident and well-documented in his writings and departmental reports. In fact, some historians argue that it is in great part his ability to have both his commercial and preservationist goals merge and play off each other that determines his success as commissioner. But whether Harkin used commercial reasons of building national parks to justify the humanitarian reasons or vice versa is an open-ended question that some Harkin biographers continue to debate.
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Atwood's novels, and especially her works of speculative fiction, The Handmaid's Tale and Oryx and Crake, are frequently offered as examples for the final, open- ended question on the North American Advanced Placement English Literature and Composition exam each year. As such, her books are often assigned in high- school classrooms to students taking this Advanced Placement course, despite the mature themes the work presents. Atwood herself has expressed surprise that her books are being assigned to high-school audiences, largely due to her own censored education in the 1950s, but she has assured readers that this increased attention from high-school students has not altered the material she has chosen to write about since.
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Great Books discussions use a distinctive discussion method called "Shared Inquiry", in which the leader starts with an open-ended question about the meaning of a selection and then asks follow-up questions to help participants develop their ideas. Developed by the Great Books Foundation, Shared Inquiry is related to Socratic discussion but is distinguished by the fact that the basic discussion question is one to which the leader does not know the answer. Sixty years after Adler co-founded the Great Books Foundation, it continues to embrace his insistence that the civil discussion of challenging ideas is a powerful source of personal growth and social engagement. But for most of that history and certainly since the introduction of Junior Great Books in 1960, the foundation has rejected Adler's narrow view of "great books" as almost entirely the product of Western males.
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Private secondary schools such as St. Paul's in New Hampshire have a two-week "boot camp" in the summer before senior year to help students prepare which includes simulated practice interviews. Efinger advises students to write up their major achievements, organize them into themes, and have a three to five minute theme-oriented "success story" ready (but not memorized) before an interview, and suggests that interviewees should try to steer the conversation to show how their skills and experience meet criteria valued by the interviewer. For example, if trying to demonstrate an aptitude for "planning and organization", he or she might show how they plan their schedule using their mobile scheduling app. Advisers agree that a usual open-ended question to begin the interview will be along the lines of "tell me about yourself", and that a student should be ready with a response.
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