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Investigating an Issue
The
 Investigating
an Issue
tips help students investigate issues by discovering and defining
the issue, writing an issue statement for investigation, delving
deep into the issue and its related problems, and responding to
the issue. The process is divided into three distinct stages to
help students see the structure of their thoughts.
Summary:
Students can get bogged down with details and need help
sorting out thinking processes. These Tip Sheets help students visualize
their thinking and learning as they progress through the investigation
process. The three stages of investigating an issue are outlined
in basic steps and questions. The Tip Sheets then map students’
thinking patterns to help them "see" their thinking and
work through the steps of putting their thoughts together. The graphic
organizer helps students record and organize thoughts as they investigate
issues by discovering and defining the issue, writing an issue statement
for investigation, delving deep into the issue and its related problems,
and responding to the issue.
The
Investigating
an Issue
tips includes
the following resources:
- Investigating
an Issue, Text Outline
- Investigating
an Issue Stage 1, Discovering and Defining an Issue, Student Tip
Sheet
- Investigating
an Issue Stage 2, Delving Deep Into the Issue, Student Tip Sheet
- Investigating
an Issue Stage 3, Responding to the Issue, Student Tip Sheet
- Investigating
an Issue, Graphic Organizer
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