Seymour Studio

Learn how to conduct Fishbowl Discussions within your classroom in order to gain student involvement, student buy-in, cooperative and collaborative learning and more. This resource includes videos and websites to help you master this skill, questions to use in order to conduct a fishbowl, and feedback forms to encourage peer feedback. If you download this resource and can't access links, please let me know and I can send you the word version. ;-)

This unit has lessons on ideology, race, gender, microagressions, interpellation, and intersectionality. Various resources, handouts, videos, and reflection pages are included within his unit plan. As the creator of this unit, I based a lot of these lessons off of elements of discussion in a graduate class, where I was able to collaborate with peers and receive guidance and feedback from a professor. Since we, as practicing teachers and graduate students, were finding such benefit working throug