11B
Reading through the blogs and searching for strong inquiry
questions I looked for fact-based inquiry questions. I looked to see in the
question why, why important, how apply, what does it show and what does it
mean. I also looked to see how the questions evaluated the readings, how the
person making the question put the question into their own words, analyzed and
broke down the reading into one question and synthesized the readings. Two great
examples are
1) How does the creative industry hold people of creative
nature ransom to their own self-image?
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People
of creative nature are held ransom because of fear of not being creative enough
to please everyone. Most jobs lack creativity. People learn to live
without the need to be creative. So for jobs that require creativity, there is
a lot more pressure on these creative people. These people become less willing
to put their ideas out there because they don't want to be criticized or
rejected. The pressure of coming up with the best idea keeps creative
people from coming up with an already great idea. I found it interesting that
the author states everything has become a split second decision, which is very
true for today’s world. The author in the article that is not identified
emphasizes that creativity is lacked in a job environment
Learning how to make a good inquiry question I believe is
very helpful. It will help me better understand the readings for this class and
for other readings for my other classes. While studying I will now make great
questions for myself to help myself study. I will use this technique to make
questions that would be seen on a test or quiz to help better prepare myself
for the upcoming assignments to help improve my grade.
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