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Sometimes we try to specify too many things to do, too many rules, too much STUFF. Getting down to what is critical and important is a useful engagement practice. This is particularly useful when negotiating agreements, designing projects and REAL TASKS. If you have group assignments in your class, have them start with Min Specs! Even better is when we work with peers to do this paring down process. Find 3-5 other people to join you in this challenge. It more… »

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