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Price of Free New Knowledge from research, dialog, and further thought Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of


  1. Price of Free New Knowledge from research, dialog, and further thought

  2. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  3. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  4. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  5. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  6. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  7. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  8. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  9. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  10. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  11. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  12. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  13. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  14. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  15. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

  16. Student Names: RESEARCH: (This information should be what you learned from answering any questions you had while annotating your article.) DIALOG: (This should be a summary of your groups reactions and opinions while reading the article. It might be something you didn’t know, or something that shocked you, or you found hard to believe.) FURTHER THOUGHT: (This should be a final thoughtful question, wondering, comment, or reaction after having completed the annotation, research, and dialog summary with your partner.)

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