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communicate

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I learned that i should just read the question instead of trying to guess where it is in the room.

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you need to work a team and read the text

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take evidence from the text to match it to the questions.

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what i recall is that it used critalcel thinki

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I learned that I should probably just read the text first, rather than just read the question and try to find the answer.

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to work as a team. we had to re read together and slove the problems together

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What I recall from the clues was inferencing on paragraphs, looking at topics of paragraphs, and having to take every

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go with your first gut thought

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how to work with your team (had to work together to find answers and also to figure out the answers to questions

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team work (re-reading the text) look at the question from a different view

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the escape room experienced helped show how important re-reading and close reading the text. Close reading text is very beneficial when you have to answer multiple choice questions afterwards

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You must look at the detail to find the answer.

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When I was trying to answer a multiple choice question, I matched up the answer choices with the text and with the question in order to find the best answer effectively, so in other words, you want to match everything up in order to find the best answer.

When I was close reading, I recalled how difficult it is to skip right over important stuff, so I remembered to take it slow to be more effective

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Match answers to text evidence. Adding the numbers together to find a clue then it said the answers

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you need to read/ re-read the full question to make sense of it