Bringing nations together!
Inquiry Term Three
I am very impressed with the quality of classroom inquiry
so far. Students are asking quality questions, finding information from a range
of sources, processing information, analyzing information and presenting it
back. Excellent work!! Now it is
time to utilize these skills and create this terms inquiry document. (Remember always ask if you need advice and
use the assessment schedule to guide you as well as this sheet)
Week 5:
Introduction
Create an introduction
that answers the following:
- What are the Olympic Games?
- Why are the Olympics an important event for everybody to celebrate?
- Why are the Olympics important for the host city?
- How do the Olympics bring nations together?
Timeline
Create a timeline
that shows the important events in the history of the Olympics.
Week 6:
Research/White
Hat Thinking (Details fact and information)
Select a country
that participated. Answer the following:
- Where is this? (Map included)
- Why did you select this country?
- How many Olympic games has this country participated in?
- How many times has this country hosted the games before?
Create a mini
biography on a famous/well known Olympic athlete from this country. Include:
- Who they are (Picture included)
- Their Olympic achievements
- What they do now (especially if they no longer compete)
- Any other relevant information (In your own words)
Week 7:
Statistical Investigation
Ask a question for
the basis of further investigation
Interview a range
of people about their thoughts and feelings towards the Olympic Games
Create a table and
graph showing your data/results
Write out
statements based on the data.
Week 8:
Evaluation /
Red Hat Thinking (Your thoughts)
What did
you find most fascinating?
How did
you manage your time?
What was your
most challenging aspect of this Inquiry?
Is there
anything different you would do next time to improve your final result?
The following is a guide to how the homework will be assessed:
1
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Introduction/Timeline: No introduction.
Research:
One resource used, no map or picture and limited information.
Statistical Investigation: No inquiry question asked/No data or results shown.
Evaluation:
No Evaluation.
Presentation: Handwritten, stapled. Cover and contents
page not included.
Time Management: Assignment is not completed.
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2
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Introduction/Timeline: Limited information on event.
Research
Two resources used, only 1 of the map or picture and missing information.
Statistical Investigation: Simple inquiry question asked. Basic data and
results shown. Only 1 or 2 statements provided.
Evaluation:
2 of the 4 questions answered.
Presentation:
Handwritten in parts, stapled. Cover and contents page included.
Time Management: Assignment is not completed late.
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3
Must
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Introduction/Timeline: Answered all questions on inquiry sheet.
Research
Three resources used, completed all requirements on inquiry sheet
Statistical Investigation: An inquiry question asked. Data and results shown.
3 statements provided.
Evaluation:
Evaluation questions answered.
Presentation: Typed, bound, cover, contents and
bibliography page included. Each section has a clear title.
Time Management: Assignment is completed and handed in on the due date.
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4
Should
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Introduction/Timeline: Answered all questions and shows an extra effort in
outlining the significant events surrounding The Olympic Games.
Research
Four resources used, completed all requirements on inquiry sheet with extra
effort evident.
Statistical Investigation: A probing inquiry question asked. Data and results clearly
shown. 4 statements provided with personal perception and thought.
Evaluation:
Evaluation questions answered in depth with personal reflection on the big
idea.
Presentation:
Typed, bound, cover, contents and bibliography page. Each section has a clear
title. Plus consistency of font and borders.
Time Management: Assignment is completed and handed in before the due date.
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5
Could
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Introduction/Timeline: Answered all questions and shows an extra effort
and personal expression.
Research
Selected a challenging country and athlete to find information on. Four
resources used, completed all requirements on inquiry sheet with extra effort
evident.
Statistical Investigation: A probing inquiry question asked. Data and results
clearly shown. 5 or more statements provided with personal perception and
thought explaining the results.
Evaluation:
Evaluation questions answered in depth with personal reflection on the big
idea depicts empathy towards people involved in the event.
Presentation:
All requirements met and exceptional presentation overall.
Time Management: Assignment is completed and handed in before the due date. All of the
weekly tasks have been handed in on time.
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