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Blinger Monday 10/22/12

Blinger Monday 10/22/12. In Chapter 1 of Ouliters , Gladwell argues that “success is the steady accumulation of advantages .” Explain what he means by this. Do you agree or disagree? Why? What advantages might you have when it comes to achieving success?. Base Groups – 1 st.

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Blinger Monday 10/22/12

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  1. BlingerMonday 10/22/12 In Chapter 1 of Ouliters, Gladwell argues that “success is the steady accumulation of advantages.” • Explain what he means by this. • Do you agree or disagree? Why? • What advantages might you have when it comes to achieving success?

  2. Base Groups – 1st • Chaz, Tevin, Victoria, Ashley • Jack, George, Joey, Kaelyn • Jabari, Jake, Sydney, Lilly M. • Meredith, Lily P., Nick, Frankie • Catherine, Connor, Eric • Carly, Inisa, Casey, Max

  3. Base Groups – 2nd • Andrew, Marina, Austin, Brett • Prescott, Jake, Curt, Noah • Gabby, Connor, Matt, Addy • Shane, Dee Dee, Adam M. • Patrick, Wyatt, Khaled, Nick • Neal, Adam S., Bennett • Janie, Charlie, Paul, Lee

  4. NHL Study • What is the most common month in which the players are born? What is the least common? • What other patterns do you notice? • Might there be other advantages that these players had?

  5. Leading Discussion • Provide a brief review of the chapter, focusing on Gladwell’s argument and claims. • Select at least 2 interesting passages to read and discuss with the class. • Select no more than 2 questions from the Study Guide to discuss. • Create at least 3 of your own original questions for discussion. • Be prepared to answer questions on the chapter and to ask follow up questions when necessary. • You will be leading discussion for approximately 10 minutes.

  6. Homework • Read sections 1-4 of Chapter 2 (pg. 35-50)

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