SMC Podcast Sheets

Hi please fill out the podcast sheet attached below for the two separate podcasts. please write directly on the sheet attached below. 2 SEPARATE podcast sheets need to be filled out. one for each podcast. thank you.

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https://www.npr.org/transcripts/5582849252

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https://www.npr.org/transcripts/559535682

Podcast Worksheet- Exposure
The Basics
Podcast Name ___________________________ Air Date_____________
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Guest(s) ____________________________
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Welcoming in New Information
What did you know about the topic, the podcast host/s, the podcast guest/s before you listened to the podcast?
Language- Write down important vocabulary words pertinent to the podcast and key terms that were new to you
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Quotations- Write down any quotes that you found stunning or that you found interesting
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Ways Knowledge is Organized- (more quotable information)
Pertinent Statistical Information (Discovery Paradigm or Quantitative Data- information that is measurable,
systematized, repetitive, rigorous, accurate, valid)
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Pertinent Expert Information (Interpretive Paradigm or Qualitative Data- information that is focused on meaning
making from “experts.” “Experts” have a focused knowledge on subjects, topics, phenomena, or self.)
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Pertinent Critical Information (Critical Paradigm or Critical Scholarship- hidden narratives, power, equity, agency,
exploitation, oppression, asymmetrical power relationships, false consciousness, distorted communication, and push for social change)
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Processing the New Information
The podcast made me think•
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The podcast made me feel- (Profoundly not interested in if you liked it, this isn’t yelp, what did you feel?)
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Active Action Steps-Have you sought out to additional information? Yes or No Can you apply to other classes? Yes or No
Reflection Summary- In a full one-page reflection tell me about the experience of listening to this podcast. What did you learn?