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Reflection # 6
Career Inquiry
Reflect on how you went during your inquiry. What did you learn?
How was your start to this year different to last year? (Look back to your Ancestry Inquiry reflection)
Explain how you worked toward your goals and how it helped your learning. What worked? What didn’t? What will you do differently next time?
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My first Inquiry of the year went very well I think this was because I enjoyed the topic
The Career Inquiry was really useful as it made me aware of This as a future career
How do I feel about my second year of Inquiry now that I’ve spent 4 weeks in it? Well I have to say I feel more confident presenting In front of people
It was a different start for me this year because It had been a while since we did a inquiry
One of my goals was to research using multiple sources by working on this goal it helped me to improve my learning because it taught me the importance of checking the facts
The goal I did the best with was research using multiple sources the reason it went so well was because I was able to do that for all the research questions and I believe I had some really good information
I was a bit frustrated with how one goal went because I still spoke too fast while presenting and that brought my grade down
Next time I will practice more this will help me because that was the main problem with my presintation
Evidence of Term 1 goals being met.
Copy and paste all relevant evidence in the form of screenshots or written explanations of what was done to achieve your 4 goals for Term 1.
e.g. Test results, teacher feedback, parent feedback, peer feedback, your own explantion of things you did etc.
1.I had no detentions or problems with behaviour
2. each of my research questions had 3 links taking you to the site I found the information on
3. I am in the 3rd 11 team for the session
4. I had confidence but I still spoke too fast and was a bit unclear
Insert the slides of your Inquiry below
Insert the slides of your Inquiry below
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