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How to Win an Argument

Michael A. Gilbert

1979

What's the point in discussion?

Donald A. Bligh

2000

Teaching Talk

Kara Pranikoff

2017

Talk with teens about self and stress

Jean Sunde Peterson

1993

Leading effective discussions

Erika D. H. Kustra

2008

Professional interactions

Candace Matthews

1990

Discussion as a way of teaching

Stephen Preskill, Stephen D. Brookfield

1999

Discussion Process and Principles

David Harrington, Charles Lebeau

2006

Essays in self-criticism

Louis Althusser

1976

Active talk

Morry Van Ments

1991

Lively discussions!

Janice F. Almasi, Linda B. Gambrell

1994

Handling barriers in communication

Irving J. Lee

1968

Group Meeting Sparklers

Boy Scouts of America., Boy Scouts of America

1962

The Art of Discussion-Based Teaching

John Henning

2007

Discussion and debate

Ewbank, Henry Lee

1941

Explorations in American culture

Katherine Jason, Holly Posner

1994

Can't stop talking

George Rooks

1983

Lessons on life, learning, and leadership for reading, thinking about, and discussing

Brian Remer

2014

Effective group discussion

John K Brilhart

2001

William Fawcett Hill's Learning Through Discussion

Jerome Rabow

2000

Dream sharing

Robin Shohet

1985

Conversations, a kind of fiction

James Kern Feibleman

1982

201 Icebreakers

Edie West

1997

Communicate

David Paul

2012

Traveler of the century

Andrés Neuman

2012

Talk, Talk, Talk

Phyllis Tashlik, Ann Cook

2004

Mere civility

Teresa M. Bejan

2017

Effective group discussion

Gloria J. Galanes, John K. Brilhart

1974

The non-stop discussion workbook

George Rooks

1988

First discussion starters

Keith S. Folse

2002

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