Researching Why People Climb
Learning
Objective:
Locate,
organize and use information from various sources to answer questions,
solve problems and communicate ideas.
Teacher
Directions:
For as many people that have successfully summited Mt. Everest, there
are many more who have failed or even met a fateful end trying. Many
might wonder why people risk their lives to climb mountains such as
Everest, Kilimanjaro or Denali. This is a great topic to research. Find
out why people climb these mountains and present your information in
a slide (PowerPoint or similar) presentation. Use the following outline
and suggestions to make an effective presentation.
Topic:
Why People Climb
Goal
of the Presentation:
Suggestions:
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To better understand....
- To
change....
- To
produce....
- To
learn....
- To
impact...
- To
be able to explain...
- To
share....
- To
demonstrate....
- To
feel......
- To
add.....
How
could the use of multimedia support your goal? (pictures,
graphs, charts, or other visuals)
What
do I already know about my topic?
Suggestions
for collecting and organizing:
What
do I want to find out?
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Who
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What
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Where
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When
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Why
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How
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Now I better understand why...
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Now
I better understand who...
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Now
I better understand where...
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Now
I better understand when...
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Now
I better understand how...
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Now
I can do...
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Now
I feel...
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Now
I see the connection between...
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Now
I understand the cause of...
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Now
I can see the impact of...
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Now
I can see how somebody else would feel...
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Now
I see that what is missing is...
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Screen
1: Visual which gets across main objective and major points
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2: First Major Point
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Screen
3: Background
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Screen
4: Example
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Screen
5: Review and Introduce Next Major Point
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6: Second Major Point
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7: Background and Information
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8: Example(s)
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9: Review and Introduce Next Major Point
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10: Third Major Point
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11: Background and Information
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12: Example(s)
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13: Review and Introduce Next Major Point
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14: Fourth Major Point
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Screen
15: Background
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Screen
16: Example
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