ETV Jordy’s problem
Question and clarify
Watch this introduction and video.
Every time I pause it, I will role-model what questions I have and how do I clarify my thinking.
We ask questions constantly and we make connections with what we already know, this is how the brain operates when it creates understanding when we read texts.
Our brains constantly question and clarify at light speed - this exercise will slow down the process, to make the skill clearer.
Starts at 1.30 | Question (wonderings) | Clarify (meanings/answer) |
Break 1 1.30 to 1.47 | Why do they say rules so much? What are they talking about? What are they going to say next? No exemption-not tolerated? | Because its the topic Bracelet They went back to The start of the story Treat Taonga
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Break 2 1.47 to 1.50
| Whos Jordy? Where is palmerston North What happened to the bracelet? | School girl victim. North Island Cut off, re attached back together |
Break 3 1.50 to 2.04 | Why is she sad? What importance does the bracelet have?
| Because she cant wear her bracelet It was given to her by her Dad |
Break 4 2.04 to 2.19 | What are anger issues and why do they have anything to do with this?
| Anger issues is a thing were some people get angry more easily |
Controlled Release now it’s time for you to ask the questions as I stop. Who’s got questions? How many can we answer from above now? |
Break 5 2.19 to 2.35
| How did he die? When did she get the bracelet?
| Not sure for how he died She got her bracelet when she was born |
Break 6 2.35 to 2.58 | Why are they making such a big deal over a bracelet? What is a christening bracelet? How old are you when u get it? Would it not have to be cut off anyway? | Because its the only thing she has left of her dad Not sure First born Yes it would of |
Break7 2.58 to 3.19 | If you can wear a greenstone why cant she wear the bracelet religous | Not sure |
Break 8 3.19 to 3.46 | What does a traditional school mean? What did the mum do? What did mum do that she thought is now wrong?
| Original rules Not sure Not sure |
Break 9 | Why do you think parents support the rules? Does that mean the rules are fair for everyone? What is an alternative soulution? | Not sure Yes Not sure |
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