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Prompt: Introduce yourself to the class and propose some ground rules for discussions and resolving possible disagreements. Make sure your proposed rules are relevant and your responses build on the ideas of others.
What are some ground rules you can think of for discussions?
What are some ways to discuss topics with classmates while being polite, courteous, and respectful?
What should the participants do if there is a disagreement?
How can the participants make decisions together?

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