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Observation to Inquiry

Observation to Inquiry. Engaging Our Local Surroundings using Images. Appalachian Mountains. Reece’s Argument. Freewriting Observation:.

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Observation to Inquiry

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  1. Observation to Inquiry Engaging Our Local Surroundings using Images

  2. Appalachian Mountains

  3. Reece’s Argument

  4. Freewriting Observation: • Freewriting Observation: As we click through these photo sequences, describe what you see in detail and provide any initial insight or reaction to these images.

  5. Freewriting Critical Inquiry: • Now let’s click through these images a second time and look deeper into their significance. Using this same freewriting technique, provide more critical inquiry into these photos using the following questions: *What issues/problems are being related ? *What arguments are being made? *What questions can be drawn from these photos? **Provide some possible captions for these images

  6. The Power of Images and Text: Moving into an Argument • Finally, let’s see how our interpretation of these images is affected by adding simple captions.

  7. Promotional Photo: Can True Diversity Be Contrived?

  8. How Connected are We?

  9. School Pride

  10. Campus Pride

  11. Tobacco-Free?

  12. Free Tobacco

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