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2A The Inquiry Question What is you inquiry question and how does it relate to the improved learning of your students? Standards 1.1, 1.2, 1.5, 1.6, 3.3 My question for Inquiry is: How can I differentiate Mathematics in order to support and extend students?’ By differentiating the Numeracy Program, all students’ needs will be targeted by exposing students to outcomes and activities, which are achievable and challenging for students. The focus learning area for each lesson and group of learners

1. Reviewer question: What is the author's thesis? The author's thesis is that Benedict Arnold is unfairly reviled as a traitor without recognition of his heroic efforts and achievements in the Revolutionary War. 2. Reviewer question: Is the thesis clearly stated? If not, how would you help the writer restate it? The thesis is fairly clearly stated, however it would be made more clear without the degree of supporting detail included in the thesis statement itself. Perhaps listing these details

and privately to ensure that all interviewees would feel comfortable. Each participant was asked the same question, which will be attached to show the format. I will first start with Interviewee one, a Haitian American Woman she will be called Participant A. Her answers were completely free and not at all coerced. The setting was relaxed and almost friendly. Her response to the first question was as a little child she expected that she would be a big time lawyer or Doctor. Once she moved to America

Q1: Explain the difference between an open and a closed question. Give examples of each. The difference between an open question and a closed question is that a closed question is where you are only required to answer with a yes or no and an open question is when you are expected to answer with more than one word or putting more though into your response. An example of an open question is “What is the uv ray difference between summer and winter and how does it change?”, “What are your opinions on

Question Answer Example What Thing What is that? When Time When is the game? Who Person Who do you live with? Where Place Where do you live? Why Reason Why are you happy? How Directions/Feelings How are you? WH- QUESTIONS WH questions ask for information.  They are different than Yes/No questions. There are 6 different WH question words: STRUCTURE WH questions in simple present use “do” or “be”: WH Questions with "do" WH   +

Interviewer: Basically, this is for CSBGL, which is Center for the Studies of Boys and Girls lives and this year we are researching student teacher relationships on campus. I am going to ask you a bunch of questions and if you can be as specific as possible. Interviewee: Do I address names of people? Interviewer: You can, but you don’t have to. Interviewee: Okay. Interviewer: As much as your feel comfortable doing. Try and back up every answer, with real experience’s and examples, so that we

RQA-Registration Quality Assurance with IPS eVideo Assessment Questions Q1: The NEXT Bar should be one of the first applications that I should log into after logging into my PC? a. TRUE b. FALSE Correct answer: TRUE Q2: During the registration process in Affinity the patient address screen 5 and insurance verification screen 16 has special triggers that will activate what process. a. Can’t fix process b. In process scripting process c. Patient verification process d. Insurance verification process

1.) Explain to me your thought process behind this move, why are you considering the relocation? How does this move contribute to your future goals and aspirations? 2.) Could these desires be accomplished without the relocation? What affect do you feel this will have on the rest of your family/ your children? 3.) Ross, do you feel that this increase demand financially will affect the time you have to spend with your family? 4.) Anne first, and then Ross, how if at all do you feel that your upbringing

Summary of Interview For the sake of privacy I will refer to the parent I interviewed as Ms. D and her daughter as (Ba*(@^). I interviewed Ms. D the mother of a 15 year old girl named (Ba*(@^). Ms. D would like people to know that her daughter is not a bad kid. Her daughter has ASD (Autism Spectrum disorder) and a General Anxiety disorder and knows that these disorders can come off as rude or defiant behavior. Just because her daughter does not show the typical ASD behavior they sometime assume

with 10 interview questions about the United States Constitution. I choose to interview 3 persons that I know. The first person that I interview is my friend Edin, he is a college student. The second person is my uncle Prewes, who is a former lawyer. The last person that I interview is my friend, Jacob, who is also a college student. The first question is how many amendments are there? Only 2 out of 3 person manage to get the right answer, which is 27 amendments. The second question is what is the supreme