Question

what should you avoid during a socratic seminar? supporting ideas with evidence taking notes side conversations making eye contact what is the final stage of a socratic seminar? reflection competing arguing interrupting what doesstaying on topic mean in a discussion? * focusing on the original text or question talking about unrelated matters changing the subject frequently arguing about personal issues

Explanation:

• First Question: In a Socratic Seminar, side conversations disrupt the flow and focus of the discussion. Supporting ideas with evidence, taking notes, and making eye contact are all positive behaviors.
• Second Question: The final stage of a Socratic Seminar is reflection, where participants think about what was discussed. Competing, arguing, and interrupting are not stages of a proper Socratic Seminar.
• Third Question: "Staying on topic" means focusing on the original text or question. Talking about unrelated matters, changing the subject frequently, and arguing about personal issues are all ways of not staying on topic.

Answer:

• First Question: Side conversations
• Second Question: Reflection
• Third Question: Focusing on the original text or question