SALEEMA NOON

10/6/2021

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Today, students participated in the Saleema Noon Body Science Workshop. Some topics that were discussed included: the human body, laws of consent, what the research tells us, gender, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. Please be sure to ask your child about what was discussed and use it as a learning opportunity for your child.

IMPORTANT:
1.) SALEEMA NOON WORKSHOP: Parents, please have a frank discussion with your children about the topics mentioned above. It is a good opportunity to open the door to the discussions.

2.) FRESHGRADE FORMS: Return them signed properly by yourself and your parents.

PLANNER:
1.) LA/READING: Read for 30 minutes.

2.) MATH: Pg 13-14 Questions #1-11 (SKIP #6)

3.) SCIENCE: Plant I.D. Projects due on Friday. Continue working on your roles/responsibilities you have to your group.

4.) POST A RESPONSE:

Yesterday we learned what it means to inquire and that inquiry is how people naturally learn things on their own. Inquiry can be learning about something or learning how to do something
Today I want you to think about a time you learned about something or how to so something, and then explain the process of learning it. Then write a BIG question with sub-questions for the little inquiry (Just like we did in the library)
LEARNING INTENTION: I can explain something I have learned how to do.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
1.) Paragraph format (intro/body/conclusion)
2.) Explain what you learned and why you learned it.
3.) Include how you learned it
4.) Include the big question
5.) Includes at least 3-5 sub-questions you probably asked yourself. (You may not remember

EXAMPLE: Something I learned is how to juggle. I had always wanted to juggle ever since I was in elementary school when my mother gave me a set of juggling balls. I never did learn as a kid. I started by looking at a juggling book that came with the set I bought. Then started watching juggling tutorial videos on You tube. After this, I practiced everyday for 15 minutes. Eventually I could juggle. After awhile I bought a nice set of juggling balls.

BIG QUESTION: How can I lean to juggle?
SUB-QUESTIONS:
- What do I need to juggle?
- How long will it take to learn?
- Which videos are best to watch?
- Do better juggling balls make juggling easier?
- What position do you hold your arms?

VIDEO LINKS:
What is Inquiry-Based Learning?

Melissa

10/6/2021 03:23:41 pm

FIrst

Melissa

10/7/2021 07:44:05 am

Inquiry? You’ve heard of it but unsure what the meaning is? Inquiry can be used to test your knowledge, solve a problem, or even ask questions you're not sure about! Let’s say for example, you’re looking around Let's pretend you're at a library looking for a book you've been wanting for a long time! Then you come across a book with an intriguing cover but no information about the book on the back. The first question you could have is, "What is the book about?" Why isn't there information of what it's about on the back of the book? Is it a children's book? Who is the main protagonist of this story? See, these are big questions that you may ask yourself when you come across a situation like this!

Melissa

10/7/2021 07:45:12 am

CORRECTED:

Inquiry? You’ve heard of it but unsure what the meaning is? Inquiry can be used to test your knowledge, solve a problem, or even ask questions you're not sure about! Let’s say for example, Let's pretend you're at a library looking for a book you've been wanting for a long time! Then you come across a book with an intriguing cover but no information about the book on the back. The first question you could have is, "What is the book about?" Why isn't there information of what it's about on the back of the book? Is it a children's book? Who is the main protagonist of this story? See, these are big questions that you may ask yourself when you come across a situation like this!

Melissa

10/7/2021 07:48:35 am

CORRECTED 2:

Inquiry? You’ve heard of it but unsure what the meaning is? Inquiry can be used to test your knowledge, solve a problem, or even ask questions you're not sure about! Let’s say for example, you’re looking around Let's pretend you're at a library looking for a book you've been wanting for a long time! Then you come across a book with an intriguing cover but no information about the book on the back. The first question you could have is, "What is the book about?" Why isn't there information of what it's about on the back of the book? Is it a children's book? Who is the main protagonist of this story? See, these are sub questions that you may ask yourself when you come across a situation like this! The big question is “What’s the book about?

Melissa

10/7/2021 07:51:05 am

I kept making the mistake accidentally re copy and pasting the library part so plz ignore that 👍

Hayden

10/6/2021 03:24:06 pm

2nd

Orianaa

10/6/2021 03:24:46 pm

Third

Brendan

10/6/2021 03:31:00 pm

Fourth

Rhea

10/6/2021 03:46:40 pm

Fifth

Mais

10/6/2021 04:10:01 pm

6th

BETH

10/6/2021 04:17:41 pm

7th

Angela

10/6/2021 04:18:56 pm

8th

Kevin

10/6/2021 04:32:04 pm

9th

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10/6/2021 04:48:35 pm

Inquiry is an important part of learning. When we inquire, we ask questions about something, and try to find the answer. For example, this summer, I was inquiring on how to sew. I saw my mom sew herself a nice dress, and decided that I would like to be able to do that too. So, I sat down with my mom and tried to help her while she sewed and told me what she was doing, what the purpose of it was, and how to do it. I learned some basic, necessary things to know about sewing. A few weeks later, I went to the fabric store and bought a sewing pattern for a throw pillow. The instructions were hard to understand, and there were some sewing terms that I didn't know yet, but I had help. To sum it up, the big question was, "What are the simple steps for sewing?" Meanwhile, I thought about what fabrics would be the easiest to work with, what colours would look best with the pattern, how long it would take, and could I use the sewing machine without supervision? All of this was part of one thing: inquiry. Everyone inquires, even if you don't notice it. In fact, you've probably made an inquiry today.

I have met the criteria and all the requirements.

ORIANA

10/6/2021 08:40:52 pm

@Bethany - Great paragraph! Your ending was FANTASTIC.
FEEDBACK: I would recommend you clearly state your sub questions, so the reader knows what and where they are, since I almost missed them.
FEEDBACK 2: "some sewing terms that I didn't know yet, but I had help." maybe explain and expand more about that. Who helped you? How did you get help? Were there other things that were difficult? But, overall, you did really good, it was almost hard to give feedback. Great job, and keep up the good work!

Ashleigh

10/6/2021 11:04:01 pm

@Bethany- Good job! I really liked the ending! My mom is a fashion designer she can teach you some tips on how to sew a dress or anything. :)

FEEDBACK: you sub questions she be more clear that it could be easier to understand. But anyways NOICE JOB!

Crystal

10/6/2021 05:42:10 pm

What is inquiry? Well, to be able to inquire means the act of asking questions and asking for information. Yesterday, Division 1 and 2 learned what it means to inquire and ask questions. As an example, this year, I learned boating. First of all, I wanted to learn how to boat because almost every year, my friends and family will go camping somewhere where there's a lake or an ocean. Ever since I was a little child, I've watched the older people ride a kayak or canoe, and it made me want to learn and try, too. Through lots of support, learning, observing, the kindness of my friends lending their boats to me, and of course practicing, I eventually got used to the feeling of rowing a boat without feeling like I'm going to fall out of the boat. So lastly, my big question was, "How can I learn how to boat, as a beginner, in a short period of time?" Adding to that, I branched out sub-questions beforehand to prepare myself, which similarly included the following. - What do I need in order to learn to boat?
- What do I need from myself? (confidence, perseverance, commitment, etc.)
- What kind of boat is easiest to learn with?
- Who can I ask to teach me?
- How long will it take?
So in summary, I learned how to boat by inquiring and asking questions, which led me to accomplishing something I've always wanted to learn. Inquiring is both a simple and important skill to have!

I have checked and met the above success criteria.

Sam

10/6/2021 05:50:40 pm

Inquiry is important. I learned how to play soccer. I want to be a soccer player ever since I was 5 years old. When I was 6 I joined a beginner lever soccer practice. I practiced and practiced and finally when I was eight I moved to a real team. I really had to practice to be good. Now i am 12 and I am playing with a high level soccer team. My big question is how do I play soccer. My sub questions are what equipment will I need, what will I need to commit to, how hard will I need to train,what are good video to watch to get better. After I got a brand new soccer ball and brand new cleats and all my equipment.

Mr. Hong

10/6/2021 06:41:26 pm

@ Everyone - I will contacting some parents this evening. It looks like some of you are neglecting our class guidelines and expections. C-Charts will be reviewed in the morning.

ASH

10/6/2021 06:54:38 pm

@Mr. Hong- why are we losing privileges?

Mr. Hong

10/6/2021 06:55:51 pm

@ Ash - Some students have not been following their skills of digital citizenship. I deleted some comments.

Mr. Hong

10/6/2021 06:42:32 pm

@ Everyone - Some students will be losing some privileges starting tomorrow.

ASH

10/6/2021 06:55:26 pm

Nvm i get it

Ash

10/6/2021 08:50:18 pm

@Mr. Hong- Oh ok 👍

Kai

10/6/2021 06:46:55 pm

Have you ever tried or wanted to play chess? I learned how to play chess. I learned chess because chess is a fun strategy game to teach your mind to make good choices. I learned how to play chess by someone in my class last year named Matthew (not the one in my class now). I like chess because it is fun and one wrong move, and you can lose. Chess is very fun, and I hope I can teach it someone one day.

Big Question:
How can I learn chess?

Sub Questions:
How do I set up a chess board?
What are all the pieces called?
How do the move?
What is the best opening?

I have met the success criteria.

Winna

10/6/2021 07:07:29 pm

Inquiry is a part of our learning, a very important part. Inquiry is like creating questions and looking for answers and information.Once, I saw my mum cooking and I thought<Um ok INTERESTING maybe I should learn this too> (My mum always cook but whatever).Anyways ,I walked to my mum and I asked her if she could teach me.She said sure even though she was a little busy. I sometimes watch cooking shows with my siblings or my grandma, so that is a reason why I want to learn it. My mum taught me how to flip an egg, put stuff on the pan when there is literally FIRE underneath.But I was scared so I just threw the food on the pan within a distance (very funny).After two days of my mum teaching me how to cook,I finally learnt how to cook properly, I can put food on the pan like normal food.I know how to make noodles, egg, etc by myself!!!
BIG QUESTION:How can I learn to cook?
SUB-QUESTIONS
What do I do I need to have the courage to cook?
How long will it take to learn?
What videos can I watch to be better at cooking?
Do better cooking pan makes cooking easier?
What do I have to do to not set me or the house on fire?
These are my questions and I am very glad and happy that I learnt how to cook because there is not a lot of people that have time to help you cook and if I am going to live by myself one day, I need to cook ,so I am happy that I learnt how to cook!
I met the criteria and the requirements.

Maya

10/6/2021 07:08:06 pm

What is inquiry? Inquiry is something very important about our learning. It is a big part about our learning, inquiry is like when you have a question and try to find the answer to it. Even if it's a super detailed question or if it's a not as detailed question you can always try and find the answer to it. For example, as a little kid I've always wanted to learn cooking. I've also wanted to be a chef, so I've started trying my best to try and help cook / cooking when I can. When I saw people on tv cooking I thought to myself "How can people cook so well and when will I be able to cook like that". So lately I've been trying my best to help out with the cooking or even making my lunches sometimes 🤷‍♀️. In conclusion, my big question was "How can I get better at cooking" when I asked that question I also thought of some sub questions like.. "What type of cooking utensils will be used for most cooking" or "What are some of the basic cooking recipes I can follow". In the end, I learned how to improve on my cooking by asking some questions, which got me to improve on the skill I have always wanted to do as a kid.

I have met the criteria and all the requirements.

Mr. Hong

10/6/2021 07:09:23 pm

@ Everyone - If someone under an assumed alias posts a message, please email me directly to let me know in case I miss it. Thank you.

Trevor

10/6/2021 07:25:40 pm

I wanted to learn to be a better reader, so I follow all the reading strategies from the novel approach, since then I improve a lot in reading and I also have a daily habit of reading now.

Big Question : How to be better at reading

Sub Question: How do I use the reading strategies
How to challenge myself to read harder books
What reading strategies are the best
How to start a daily habit of reading

I have check the criteria and requirements above

Vernice

10/6/2021 07:31:45 pm

What is inquiry? Inquiry includes thinking, questioning, and asking yourself. I am learning how to play tennis this year. I also ask myself what are my intensions and my do I want to learn it.
Big question
Do to play tennis?
Sub questions
Why do I want to learn it?
What supplies do I need?
Where should I practice?
When should I practice?
Who should I practice from?
How can I increase and improve my skills?

Vernice

10/6/2021 07:33:21 pm

(Revised)What is inquiry? Inquiry includes thinking, questioning, and asking yourself. I am learning how to play tennis this year. I also ask myself what are my intensions and my do I want to learn it.

Big question
Do to play tennis?

Sub questions
Why do I want to learn it?
What supplies do I need?
Where should I practice?
When should I practice?
Who should I practice from?
How can I increase and improve my skills?

I have met all the criteria.

Jayden Jayden

10/6/2021 07:42:00 pm

Inquiry is an important part of learning because we inquire to ask some questions about something, and we try to find the answer for the question that you asked. An example for inquiring is when you want to decide like this: “should I get Robux or Premium” and then you search on the internet to find out which one you should buy. Turns out many people said that you have to pay the amount of money every month if you get Premium, so you decide to get regular Robux instead. Another example for inquiring is different from making decisions because the Robux vs Premium one is about comparing which one you should get while this one is about something else: “Why are animals becoming Endangered?”. This question can have many answers such as oil spilling, rising temperatures, pollution, and deforestation. Inquiring is important because when you want to know how to safe the environment from various human activities you could go look it up online to find some ways to protect the environment like ordering an adoption from World Wildlife. I learned inquiring when I was in grade 6 at Ms. Spritzios class because of Covid we needed to replace Inquiring with Music and it was useful learning inquiring since it gave me lots of ideas.
I do have my own example with a big question and small questions:
Big question: What would be the best Nerf toy to buy? Small question #1: which one has the longest range? #2: which nerf toy has the most ammo capacity, #3: which one has the fastest reloading time, #4: which nerf toy deals more pain to your enemies in a nerf war, #5: What toy has best pricing? This is one of my own examples and I will show more next time.
I checked the criteria above.

Jayden revised

10/6/2021 07:44:15 pm

Inquiry is an important part of learning because we inquire to ask some questions about something, and we try to find the answer for the question that you asked. An example for inquiring is when you want to decide like this: “should I get Robux or Premium” and then you search on the internet to find out which one you should buy. Turns out many people said that you have to pay the amount of money every month if you get Premium, so you decide to get regular Robux instead. Another example for inquiring is different from making decisions because the Robux vs Premium one is about comparing which one you should get while this one is about something else: “Why are animals becoming Endangered?”. This question can have many answers such as oil spilling, rising temperatures, pollution, and deforestation. Inquiring is important because when you want to know how to safe the environment from various human activities you could go look it up online to find some ways to protect the environment like ordering an adoption from World Wildlife. I learned inquiring when I was in grade 6 at Ms. Spritzios class because of Covid we needed to replace Inquiring with Music. learning inquiry was useful since it gave me lots of ideas to understand what to do.
I do have my own example with a big question and small questions:
Big question: What would be the best Nerf toy to buy? Small question #1: which one has the longest range? #2: which nerf toy has the most ammo capacity, #3: which one has the fastest reloading time, #4: which nerf toy deals more pain to your enemies in a nerf war, #5: What toy has best pricing? This is one of my own examples and I will show more next time.
I checked the criteria above.

Jayden Revised Part 2

10/6/2021 08:28:35 pm

Inquiry is an important part of learning because we ask some questions about something, and we try to find the answer for the question that you asked. An example for inquiring is when you want to decide like this: “should I get Robux or Premium” and then you search on the internet to find out which one you should buy. Turns out many people said that you had to pay the amount of money every month if you get Premium, so you decide to get regular Robux instead. Another example for inquiring is different from making decisions because the Robux vs Premium one is about comparing which one you should get while this one is about something else: “Why are animals becoming endangered?”. This question can have many answers such as oil spilling, rising temperatures, pollution, and deforestation. Inquiring is important because when you want to know how to save the environment from various human activities you could go look it up online to find some ways to protect the environment like ordering an adoption kit from World Wildlife Fund. I learned inquiring when I was in grade 6 at Ms. Spritzios class. Because of Covid, we needed to replace Inquiring with Music. learning inquiry was useful since it gave me lots of ideas to understand what to do.

I do have my own example with a big question and some small questions:

Big question: What would be the best Nerf toy to buy?
Small question #1: which one has the longest range?
#2: which nerf toy has the most ammo capacity,
#3: which one has the fastest reloading time,
#4: which nerf toy deals more pain to your enemies in a nerf war,
#5: What toy has best pricing?
This is one of my examples and I will show more next time.
I checked the criteria above.

Ocean

10/6/2021 07:55:57 pm

Inquiry is important because it is a learning process to learn something. We can use it to increase creativity.
How do you become good at game.
Sub questions:
How much do you have to practice?
Do you have to be determined?
Would it be helpful if someone played with you?

Brendan

10/6/2021 08:26:53 pm

@Ocean- You could of explained why you wanted to do it and how you learned it.

Jayden (giving a feedback)

10/15/2021 06:18:00 pm

You have good writing but you should add more words and put an example of an big question with 1-5 mini questions

Angela

10/6/2021 08:01:30 pm

What is inquiry? Inquiry is about asking question and finding the answer to the question. For example i was inquiring how to cook in the summer when I was nine. Because i have seen my mom cook every day so I decided to learn how to cook too. I started off helping my mom cook then my mom taught me how to cook easy recipe for the first time that is when i had my big question. When will i improve cook? I also had my sub-question a week after it was. What recipe will I follow online or my mom’s recipe? Cooking for a long time i have improved my cooking skills by practicing my cooking and asking questions and answer each day at the same time.

I have checked and met the above success criteria.

Rachel

10/21/2021 02:33:38 am

@angela - Great job! Your paragraph is written with a decent amount of detail, and I like your conclusion, because it wrapped up all the points written in the paragraph which is exactly what a conclusion is supposed to do.

Feedback - There aren't many things you have to work on, in general you just need to watch out for your grammar, and try to think of more of your past inquiry questions when you were cooking. Once, again, great job!

Brendan

10/6/2021 08:06:30 pm

Inquiry. What is it and is it an effective way to learn? The answer is yes. When you are asking questions and trying to do research on them, that is called inquiry. Here is something I wanted to learn to do. I’ve always wanted to learn how to solve a 3x3 Rubix’s Cube more efficiently and quicker. It was just something i wanted to know how to do. To start, I just tried to solve the cube myself in under half an hour, which didn’t work. Then, I went online and searched up how to solve a Rubix’s Cube. I watched step-by-step videos on how to do it. I tried the strategies a few times and then I was finally able to solve the cube in a quicker time. Now I’m better at it, but I’m still trying to improve. My initial main question was “How can I solve a Rubix’s Cube faster and more efficiently,”. Some of my sub-questions might have been: “What strategy should I use,”, How do you turn the cube quicker,”, and “How fast should I aim to solve it,”. I inquired many other things because inquiry is very important for your learning.

Brendan

10/6/2021 08:07:26 pm

I have checked and met the criteria.

Brendan

10/15/2021 06:42:19 pm

Inquiry. What is it and is it an effective way to learn? The answer is yes. When you are asking questions and trying to do research on them, that is called inquiry. Here is something I wanted to learn to do. I’ve always wanted to learn how to solve a 3x3 Rubix’s Cube quicker. It was just something i wanted to know how to do. To start, I just tried to solve the cube myself in under half an hour, which didn’t work. Then, I went online and searched up how to solve a Rubix’s Cube. I watched step-by-step videos on how to do it. I tried a few strategies and then I was finally able to solve the cube pretty quickly. Now I’m better at it, but I’m still trying to improve. My initial main question was “How can I solve a Rubix’s Cube faster and more efficiently,”. Some of my sub-questions might have been: “What strategy should I use,”, How do you turn the cube quicker,”, and “How fast should I aim to solve it,”. I’ve inquired about many other things before, but this was the one I chose to explain. Inquiring is necessary in life, so learning about it is very important.

Brendan

10/15/2021 06:43:05 pm

That was my revised version.

Rhea

10/6/2021 08:19:23 pm

Everyone has learned something in some way, such as walking, juggling, or writing. This act of seeking information and learning is called inquiry. For example, I learned how to create and manage websites last year. I learned how to create websites because a few of my peers created a website for a group project, so I thought it would be interesting if I learned how to do it too. My big question in my inquiry was, "How can I make a professional website? To get started, I first went on a variety of website designers and made an account. Trying a few different website designers, I made up a decision of which website designer suited me, and I started using that. After, I simply started self-learning the different functions and played with the website designer a bit to get familiar with it. If I was not sure about something, I would search it online and see if there were website-making tutorials. Some sub-questions that I encountered along the way were:

What is the purpose of my website?
How can I get a public domain?
Which website designer suite be best?
What elements make websites eye-catching?
How can I make my website look professional?

Therefore, through inquiring, I learned how to create a website.

Caroline

10/6/2021 08:22:52 pm

Inquiry is an important part of our learning because it is important to ask questions (and then hopefully find the answer). For me, a few years ago I wanted to take dance and learn from taking classes. At first I only took one class normal class which was jazz, but I kind of wanted to try out a higher level with kids my age. So I tried out for competition and somehow got in, which was kind of weird since I didn't have that much experience or was that good. But still, I got in. We would have done competitions that year, but suddenly there was Covid so it was all cancelled and we had to dance on Zoom. We usually do two to three competitions a year, and two other performances. Currently, I am taking jazz, contemporary and then ballet which I don't like all that much but is required. To get better I have to practice my technique and stretch to get more flexible.

Big Question: How can I become a better dancer?

Sub-Questions:
How many hours will I be doing?
Am I required to do styles that I don't like?
Will I like it?
Will it be too hard?

I have met the criteria and all of the requirements.

Caroline

10/17/2021 05:08:19 pm

Self Assessment:

I should add two other questions because two of the questions aren't really inquiry questions.

Caroline 2.0

10/17/2021 05:13:43 pm

Inquiry is an important part of our learning because it is important to ask questions (and then hopefully find the answer). For me, a few years ago I wanted to take dance and learn from taking classes. At first I only took one class normal class which was jazz, but I kind of wanted to try out a higher level with kids my age. So I tried out for competition and somehow got in, which was kind of weird since I didn't have that much experience or was that good. But still, I got in. We would have done competitions that year, but suddenly there was Covid so it was all cancelled and we had to dance on Zoom. We usually do two to three competitions a year, and two other performances. Currently, I am taking jazz, contemporary and then ballet which I don't like all that much but is required. To get better I have to practice my technique and stretch to get more flexible.

Big Question: How can I become a better dancer?

Sub-Questions:
How many hours will I be doing?
Am I required to do styles that I don't like?
How do I do the proper technique?
What if I have stage fright? And if so, how can I overcome it?

I have met the criteria and all of the requirements.

Shawn

10/6/2021 08:24:42 pm

Inquiry is important because you should inquire/do your research before making a decision, you should compare the pros and cons of what you're buying for example if I compare a Bentley Continental and a Rolls-Royce Ghost, you have to compare things like price. The price for the Bentley is $227,290 and the price for the Rolls is: $508,362. The rolls has more brake horsepower (570bhp) than the bentley (501bhp). There are so many topics that you can inquire.
The small questions in my example were things like gas tank capacity, Horsepower, Speed, features and price, the big idea is which is the best car?
Inquiry is such an important skill to have and can help you in many different ways.

Shawn

10/6/2021 08:25:57 pm

Revised version:

Inquiry is important because you should inquire/do your research before making a decision, you should compare the pros and cons of what you're buying for example if I compare a Bentley Continental and a Rolls-Royce Ghost, you have to compare things like price. The price for the Bentley is: $227,290 and the price for the Rolls is: $508,362. The rolls has more brake horsepower (570bhp) than the bentley (501bhp). There are so many topics that you can inquire.
The small questions in my example were things like gas tank capacity, Horsepower, Speed, features and price, the big idea is which is the best car?
Inquiry is such an important skill to have and can help you in many different ways.

I have checked and met the criteria

Oriana

10/6/2021 08:30:36 pm

Have you ever wondered something and researched it to find out the answer? Well, that means you did an inquiry. Inquiry is important, especially in an educational aspect, as it pushes you to ask questions and find out the answers on your own. I've learned how hand gestures are important and beneficial to a speaker, through inquiry. I actually learned this because we were doing an inquiry project last year. So, I first came up with this question during another inquiry project, and decided to research it. I went online and searched up my sub-questions, then my main question (which I'll get to later). It turns out that it can be really engaging for the audience when the speaker uses hand gestures and can keep them hooked and intrigued. Standing still and not moving can make them loose interest and not listen. However, there is a line to hand gestures, and using super big gestures can result in it being distracting and lead the focus away from the speaker. Also, it's something we naturally do. Trying to stand still while talking or presenting is pretty uncomfortable, and boring.
So, what was my big question?
Why do we use hand gestures, and how do they benefit us?
Some sub questions were:
What are some hand gestures?
Is there a limit to hand gestures?
How do hand gestures work?
Why is it important to use hand gestures?
Is it important to use hand gestures, why?
So, that kind of concludes my paragraph on inquiry. Overall, I think inquiry is really important, and getting into the habit of asking questions and making inquiries can benefit you.

I have checked and met the criteria.

Matthew

10/6/2021 08:57:51 pm

The last few days we learned about inquiry so I will tell you about a time I used inquiry. One time I used inquiry was when i learned how to do a backflip on my trampoline, when I turned 11 I got a trampoline and my dad incoraged me to do a backflip so i did some research on how to master it i would practice like an hour a day and soon enough i got great at it, from there i started to do cooler looking back flip with twists and turns. Now to the sub questions

-do i need to jump as high as possible

-what is the best/proper form

-how do i gain momentum

-how do i get over the fear of going backwards

Matthew

10/6/2021 08:58:46 pm

i have followed the success critera

Rhea

10/6/2021 09:01:15 pm

@Matthew Nice work!
FEEDBACK: Check the GIVENS; you have some punctuation errors, run-on sentences, and capitalization mistakes. For example, there should be a question mark at the end of each sub-question. Great job!

Iker

10/6/2021 09:53:43 pm

Inquiry is important.For example I learn how to play ping pong.My dad bought a ping pong table and we take turns playing a real game.We play ping pong on Wednesday and Friday for like almost 3 hours and I was able to beat mt family besides my dad.

Sub questions

- Do I need to stay back from the table a little?

- How should I hit the ball to make it difficult for my opponent?

- How I should try to react to the ball coming?

- Where should I hit the ball?

I have met the success criteria 😀

Jeremy

10/6/2021 10:09:25 pm

Have you ever wondered what the word inquiry means and why it is important for you learning? Well. It basically means researching about something you want to learn but also having side questions on the way to knowing the answer of your main question. I used inquiry was to know what was is the best watch to get. I chose this question because it was annoying always asking my friends what time it was. Some of my side/sub questions were.

What watch is the best quality?
What watch is in my budget?
What watch last the longest?
Is the watch water proof?
I also watched reviews of the watch I thought was good for me.

I have met the criteria and all the requirements.

Dillon

10/6/2021 10:15:20 pm

Yesterday Mr. Fisher told us about inquiry and we have to ask a big question first then went to some sub-questions that lead to the big question. When I was little I learned skating, at first I didn't want to skate but my friend Waylon skates a lot show my mom wants me to learn skating as well.

Big question:
How to skate
Sub-questions:
1. What kind of skate shoes do I need?
2. how big should the skate shoes be?
3. what are the tips for skating?
4. Where can I learn how to skate?
5. Do I need to go to a class or I can learn it by myself?
6. If I'm going to a class, how much money do I need to pay for the class?

I had met the criteria.

Kevin

10/6/2021 10:16:51 pm

We hear the word inquiry a lot at school, but what does it mean? A simple answer is that it means to ask questions and investigate to answer them and learn. For example, I learned how to cook with my parents. I first started off trying to cook easy stuff like and frying an egg. It was easy and you just flip the egg with the spatula and flip it over once in a while until the egg is golden. I later tried to flip the egg without a spatula but only the pan. I wasn't very lucky at the start and an egg went on the floor, but after that, I never dropped another egg. Later I started cooking easy dishes like stir-fried tomatoes and eggs. Cooking is easy once you get the hang of it, But sometimes I still cut myself we chopping the ingredients. I also learned myself, testing how much salt and sugar to put.
Sub questions:
-How much sugar and salt to put in each dish?
-Do I have to measure the ingredients? (weight)
-How hot should I preheat the oil?
-Is it healthy?

Kevin

10/6/2021 10:18:04 pm

i have checked and met the success criteria

ASH

10/6/2021 10:47:19 pm

Inquriy is an important part of our education. When we inqire we ask questions. For example i really wanted to be a doctor since childhood, I
wanted to learn about our body and how it works . I reserched everyday and learn new things an write them down for the future. i ask my realatives which are doctor and they give me tips to be a doctor. Sometimes when i'm sick i go to the doctor, i always ask a lot of questions about the medicens and where do they go to cure our body. We all inqurie everyday, it's okay to ask many questions thats what makes our brains going.

I have met the criteria and all the requirements. ( Please don't copy me.)

ASH

10/6/2021 10:48:49 pm

SELF ASSESMENT:

I think I had some grammer error s and some spelling mistakes.

ASH 2.0 (Revised)

10/6/2021 10:58:55 pm

Inquriy is an important part of our education. When we inquire we ask questions. For example i really wanted to be a doctor since childhood, I
wanted to learn about our body and how it works . I reserched everyday and learn new things an write them down for the future. I ask my relatives which are doctors. They give me tips to be a professional doctor. Sometimes when i'm sick I go to the doctor, I always ask a lot of questions about the medicines and where do they go to cure our body. We all inquire everyday, it's okay to ask many questions thats what makes our brains going.

BIG QUESTION: how does the lungs work and where are they?
- where is our lung?
- what does our lung do when we can't breath?
- Do our lungs ever stop working?
- When we're babies are our lungs weak?
- is our lungs behind our heart?

I have met the criteria and all the requirements. ( Please don't copy me.)

Ella

10/7/2021 12:24:52 am

Inquiry is important because you ask a big question and you ask little question to help you answer the big questions. In inquiry it teaches you how to research properly. First you think of a big question and use little question to help answer the big question.
Big question = How to cook ?

little question=
- what do we need to cook?
- what are some safety rule?
- what is the recipe? ect.

Rachel

10/7/2021 01:55:20 am

Inquiry is all about questioning things, which is a way of learning. By questioning about your interests, you can build up your background knowledge as well. There were times when I wanted to learn about a certain something, for example, I had this random idea of learning to cook. I specifically wanted to learn how to cook noodles, and of course, I had some small inquiries along the way. My big question was, how can I learn the steps for cooking noodles, and some of my smaller questions were how long would it take to cook the noodles, how much water would I need to boil the noodles, what ingredients do I need, or what kind of cookware I should use. Inquiring is something you should always think about, whether it's when you're reading a book, or just doing anything in general.

I have checked and met the success criteria.

Caroline

10/17/2021 05:05:42 pm

@Rachel- Great paragraph. I can tell you understand the idea of inquiry!

Feedback: There isn't anything major wrong with you paragraph, but maybe add a few more details on how you learned how to cook.

Rachel

10/21/2021 02:14:07 am

@caroline - 👌

Rachel • revised

10/21/2021 02:21:54 am

Inquiry is all about questioning things, which is a way of learning. By questioning about your interests, you can build up your background knowledge as well. There were times when I wanted to learn about a certain something, for example, I had this random idea of learning to cook. I specifically wanted to learn how to cook noodles, and of course, I had some small inquiries along the way. At first, I didn't know anything, but after learning the steps bit by bit with the help of my mom, I slowly learned how to boil, stir-fry, and garnish. My big question was, how can I learn the steps for cooking noodles, and some of my smaller questions were how long would it take to cook the noodles, how much water would I need to boil the noodles, what ingredients do I need, or what kind of cookware I should use. Inquiring is something you should always think about, whether it's when you're reading a book, or just doing anything in general.

Mais

10/7/2021 08:52:05 am

@Mr. Hong
Mr. Hong, I can't come to school today because I'm sick.

Mr. Hong

10/7/2021 08:55:26 am

@ Mais - Ok. Please have your parents call the school

Gen

10/7/2021 11:42:12 pm

What is inquiry? What is it actually mean? Inquiry is basically like asking questions example you will buy a new phone which is iPhone 12 pro max or just 12 pro, you will ask the difference between them. So you know the better one you will ask a staff to help you decide. Or even search it up on the internet! it depends on you. That is inquiry you will ask a question and you need to find out what is the answer.You will ask more information about the object or something like that. Ask which one is better for camera or which one is better for games. Learning new things asking for feedbacks!
i have met and read the criteria.

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