Is This a Discussion?
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How to Write a Discussion Section | Tips & Examples
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Group Discussions
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Discussions
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Tutorial: Canvas discussion board | Department of History | University of Washington
The Discussion Board: How Faculty Can Make Discussions Authentic and Not Transactional | Faculty Focus
