QFT in practise
- 3. “The Reliable Source of Information” by Adam Zyglis, Buffalo News http://docudharma.com/2010/08/the-week-in-editorial-cartoons-part-i-dropping-the-ball
- 4. Step 1: Question-storm Read the question focus. Write your questions down in order. You will not worry about spelling or grammar. You will not judge, criticize or try to answer the questions now. Number your questions in the order you write them down.
- 5. Question Focus It is important to think critically about the sources you use when you research. Think about the questions you can ask about the sources you use.
- 6. Step 2: Open & closed questions 1. Change one open question to closed. 2. Change one closed question to open. 3. What are some advantages of closed questions? 4. What are some advantages of open questions? 5. What are some disadvantages of closed questions? 6. What are some disadvantages of open questions?
- 7. Step 3: Prioritize Decide which five (5) questions you think are the most important to ask about the sources you use. Put stars beside these questions.
- 8. Share Each group should share one of their top five. Do not repeat a question another group has asked.
- 9. Step 4: Reflect What did you realize during this process? (In other words, what did you think about while doing this that you haven’t thought about before?)