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1) presenter: describe, in your own words, what the text (s) you are reading are about.
1) presenter: describe, in your own words, what the text (s) you are reading are about.
2) note taker: make notes on the pad of what your peer is saying.
2) note taker: make notes on the pad of what your peer is saying.
Readers, ask:
 
Note taker, ask:
3) Why this text is of interest to you?
3) Why this text is of interest to you?
4) What is its relation to your self directed research?
4) What is its relation to your self directed research?

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Steve (example)

a piece of media (YouTube clip, film, TV show)

Kirk's Work - The Inflated Tear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIqLJmlQQNM

a text you are reading which has a useful relation to your work

1) presenter: describe, in your own words, what the text (s) you are reading are about.

2) note taker: make notes on the pad of what your peer is saying.

Note taker, ask: 3) Why this text is of interest to you? 4) What is its relation to your self directed research? 5) How can you translate the questions these texts raise action?

Text - The Cybernetic Brain

http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/C/bo8169881.html

a work of art (by another) which delights or infuriates you

But is it art?

Dream Machine Gysin & Burroughs