Kami Export - SPR24 PE101 CTE Template-1

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Feb 20, 2024

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TOTAL CTE Word Count for inclusive of quotations and citations (375 STRICT WORD LIMIT):________ ( NOTE : Include the prompts. Do not exceed one page or the word limit. Upload as a 1-page PDF to Gradescope by deadline.) 1. Identify and articulate ONE cross-cutting theme or debate from this week’s materials. Underline your theme. Note that a theme is not a topic (e.g., “this week’s theme is competition ”) . What do the materials together say about competition? A better theme would be “this week’s readings discuss the complex and controversial role of the state in the creation and management of markets .” Include citations with page number from THREE major readings: ( Smith 2019, 4). (~ 225 words) 2. Pick ONE major reading and critique the author’s argument, methodology, evidence, underlying assumptions, and/or biases. Do not praise the author; rather, be critical and be specific. Consider selecting a quote to critique OR using other materials from the course to support/justify your critique. Include ONE citation including page number. (~75 words) 3. Offer ONE clarifying question about one of the readings (e.g., something you didn’t understand) OR a thoughtful question for discussion section (e.g., “Does Fiery’s argument apply equally to all 50 states?”) . Your question could link to topics from another week or to current affairs. Avoid questions that are too general or rhetorical. Be specific. (~25 words) 4. Select and comment on an assigned video, discussion section, OR one of Professor Chang’s lectures from this week. What did you find interesting or informative? What questions and critiques do you have? Be specific and remember to name the video OR give the date of the section or lecture in your response. We are looking for insightful and detailed responses that demonstrate that you watched and listened to the video or what was discussed in section/lecture. (~50 words) Do not exceed one page.
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