Does someone have the answers to the questions for this icebreaker?  There are some I 
am sure about.

Nina

Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Gettysburg College
Box 407
Gettysburg, PA.� 17325


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From: Don Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 4:29 PM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences
Subject: Re: Ideas for student introductions first class

Hi Marie-

I too teach Research Methods & I use a short icebreaker as well
(attached). Students are asked to find a diferent person who has the
answer to each of these questions. We then spend a few minutes comparing
our answers. Students appear to enjoy the exercise.

-Don.

Marie Helweg-Larsen said:
> Hello all
> I'm looking for a fresh idea for getting to know my students on the
> first day of class. I'm teaching Research Methods (although this doesn't
>  have anything to do with research methods per se) and I have 30
> students  and only about 30 min to do the whole "get to know each other
> exercise".  Typically I have students write some basic info on an index
> card and  then I have them discuss something with another student before
>
> introducing that other student to class (I typically take notes on the
> index card they have completed). Over the years I've tried all the usual
>  ideas of having them introduce each other, have them find odd
> similarities between themselves and another student, have them say what
> they look forward to and fear about the class, who they would they have
> dinner with if they could pick anyone, what famous people they  met,
> etc. Those ideas worked fine (although it can be a little dull with 30
> students saying similar things) but I am looking for something new and
> interesting. Any ideas? It can be a little off beat - it just can't take
>  a whole lot of time!
> Thanks
> Marie
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