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Political Inquiry Process
Political Inquiry Process
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What are the three types of inquiry?
Guided, Blended, Open
Independent, Teacher Directed
Led by your friendly TL
Blended, Partners, Groups
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There are __ steps in the inquiry process.
5
It depends
6
7
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What does inquiry refer to?
A concrete response
A question
An investigation
A seeking of truth, information and/or knowledge
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You have to always follow the steps of inquiry in order.
True
It depends
False
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Which of the following questions would
NOT
be best for the inquiry process?
What is a government and how does it impact its citizens?
Are my region’s ridings fairly distributed?
What role does Elections Canada play in the election process?
How does the ___ policy impact Canadians?
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Which step does this criterion belong to: "Identify the key points or ideas in each source"
Analyze and Interpret
Communicate
Gather and Organize
Formulate Questions
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Digital citizenship an important part of the Gathering and Organizing step.
True
False
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Investigative inquiry is part of the Civics curriculum.
True
False
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Studies have shown that this step is the hardest for students during an inquiry project:
Formulate Questions
Interpret and Analyze
Evaluate and Draw Conclusions
Gather and Organize
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What is the fifth step of the process?
Interpret and Analyze
Communicate
Evaluate and draw conclusions
Research
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Which step does this criterion belong to: "What are the short- and long-term impacts of ________?"
Communicate
Formulate Questions
Analyze and Interpret
Evaluate and draw conclusions
