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This document outlines the steps for conducting a Socratic seminar on whether youth sports are a "blessing or a curse". Step 1 involves choosing a text on the topic of youth sports, which will focus on whether they are positive or negative. Step 2 involves planning questions on varying cognitive levels about the topic, such as what constitutes a youth sport, potential positive and negative effects of youth sports, and alternatives to youth sports.
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