LP week 4 (tto)

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 3

LP week 4

Goals

•        I will identify a relevant local issue: what problems affect my local community?
  
•        I will collect relevant information about this issue: what research methods can I use and what questions should I ask?
  
•        I will evaluate data: what biases can I identify and how reliable are my sources?
  
•        I will analyze information: what causes the problem and which consequences need to be considered when finding a suitable solution for this problem?
  
•        I will organize my research in a graphic organizer: how can clearly communicate my research conclusions?
  
•        I will reflect on my research process: what have a I learned and what can I do differently/better next time?

HW

Who was able to finish their interview?

YES!

NO :(

Yes, but ...

Who gained valuable information from their interview?

YES!

NO :(

Yes, but ...

Who enjoyed conducting the interview?

YES!

NO :(

Yes, but ...

For today

Surveys

Surveys

Surveys are a great way to get information from a lot of people. In a survey, you ask the same questions to everyone.

Important:

1. The questions should be short, easy to understand, and quick to answer.
2. Don't ask questions that make people feel they have to answer in a certain way.
3. Avoid asking confusing questions.

Write down for each question if it's a good or bad survey question and why.

Get to work!

1. The questions should be short, easy to understand, and quick to answer.
   
2. Don't ask questions that make people feel they have to answer in a certain way.
   
3. Avoid asking confusing questions.

Get to work!

In addition to your interview(s), you will also create a survey to collect qualitative information.

• Think carefully about your questions.
• Ask classmates and teachers for feedback on your questions.
• Ask them to check for clarity and quality.
• Think about how you'll distribute your survey. Will you print it, email it, or post it online
• Collect at least 6 responses to your survey.

You have the rest of the lesson to create your survey.

Step 1 - Create your questions

• Create at least 15 survey questions.
• Write them down in Word.
• Also, make sure that if you have multiple answer options, you note them as well.
  
  

Example: How often do you use intersection X?

A. Every day

B. Several times a week

C. Weekly

D. Monthly

E. Less often

Step 2 - Feedback

• Exchange your 15 questions with a classmate.
• They will give feedback based on the points we discussed earlier.
• Afterward, explain each other's feedback to each other.

Step 3 - Create a survey

• Create your survey.
• Online: Use Google Forms.
• Offline: Neatly format your Word version so it's ready to print.

Step 4 - distribution

• Think about how you'll distribute your survey. Will you print it, email it, or post it online?
• Collect at least 6 responses to your survey.

HW

Collect atleast 8 responses on your survey

Goals

•        I will identify a relevant local issue: what problems affect my local community?
  
•        I will collect relevant information about this issue: what research methods can I use and what questions should I ask?
  
•        I will evaluate data: what biases can I identify and how reliable are my sources?
  
•        I will analyze information: what causes the problem and which consequences need to be considered when finding a suitable solution for this problem?
  
•        I will organize my research in a graphic organizer: how can clearly communicate my research conclusions?
  
•        I will reflect on my research process: what have a I learned and what can I do differently/better next time?