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other topics in the course or on problems in society. Thus,
after a case on global warming, a summarizer might note how
the ambiguities in the case fit the general pattern of
environmental problems in that we frequently do not have
enough information and still must make decisions with
incomplete and often imperfect data.
Other activities to practice using cases...
• After reading a case, outline at least three questions that
would broaden the scope of discussion around this case.
• What would you do to wrap up this discussion in a class
period?
• What are some ways in which you could test students on
the "knowledge" learned through this case?
• What would you ask them to do? How would you score
them?
Some default questions to use when beginning a case
discussion...
• What's the problem?
• When did this problem begin?
