5.1.3 Apply

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In this activity you will apply all your insight gained from your own experience and what you have learned so far in this lesson.

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  1. Join the online discussion group called Rationale for Innovation.
  2. Discuss this question: What is the role of teachers and schools in preparing learners to succeed in a digital society?
  3. Provide your own view point in a reply if it is unique. If it supports or supplements a view that has already been expressed, reply to that post and add supporting comments.

Your participation in this discussion and other discussions will be assessed as follows:

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You have not stated your view clearly or at all. You clearly do not understand the issue of the topic. You stated your view in a confused or incoherent way and show little understanding of the topic and issues involved in the discussion.  You stated your view clearly, but show inconsistent understanding of the topic and issues involved in the discussion.  You stated your view clearly and concisely, showing understanding of the topic and issues involved in the discussion. 
You are not an active "listener", showing no regard for or reference to what has been written when adding your comments. You are not a good  active "listener", making limited reference to what has been written when adding comments to the view. You are an active "listener", making some reference to what has been written when adding comments to the view. You are an active "listener", showing excellent comprehension of what has been written and adding relevant comments to the view.
You do not make more than one response to what others have written. You make 1 to 3 average responses to what others have written and add meaning to other viewpoints. You make 4 to 5 average responses to what others have written and add meaning to other viewpoints. You keep the discussion going and are very active in making good responses and adding meaning to other viewpoints.

See the Resources tab for more resources on assessing discussion groups.