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1. Double click anywhere on this page (above the blue dotted line) to post a question.

2. In the Title section, type your question exactly as it first comes to mind.

3. In the Write Something section, type your first and last name.

4. When finished, click again anywhere on this web page to post another question.

5. Keep asking questions until time is up.

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Step 1: Review the rules for asking questions 

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Step 1: Review the rules for asking questions 

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1.     Ask as many questions as you can.

2.     Do not stop to discuss, judge or answer the questions.

3.     Write down every question exactly as it first comes to mind.

4.     Change any statements into questions.
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THINK: Did you find following any of these rules difficult?  WHY or WHY NOT?
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WITH YOUR GROUP:  Discuss the rules and complete the attached document.  (5 min.)

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1b-ASK AWAY - The Rules (Red-Genetics 1)

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Questions come in two types:

Closed-ended: can be answered with “yes” or “no” or with one word.

Open-ended: require an explanation and cannot be answered with "yes”, “no”, or one word.

Review the questions that you asked. Find at least one that you believe is closed-ended  and change the background color to pink and at least one that you believe is open-ended and change the background color to green.

THINK: What are the advantages and disadvantages of asking each type of question? Add a comment, if you'd like to share an advantage or disadvantage you see for Open and/or Closed questions.  Add your first and last name after any comments that you make.

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1. Read through all of the questions that have been posted. Pick the three questions that you feel would be most important for us to consider as a class.

2. Click on the star icon at the bottom of a post to "vote" for it as a priority question.  The more stars you give a post, the more important that question is to you.

3. THINK: What were your reasons for selecting those three?  Add a comment on this post if you'd like to share your rationale and reflect on your choices. Don't forget to add your first and last name at the end of your comment!

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Directions:

1. What did you learn?

2. How did you learn it?

3. What are you now wondering about?

Double click to post a reflection comment anywhere BETWEEN the ----- lines on this page.  Remember to add your first and last name!

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If you were going to answer your three priority questions right now, what are some possible next steps or avenues for investigation and further exploration?

(option 1) If you have a next step related to a specific priority question, click on Add a comment on that specific question.

OR

(option 2) If you'd like to share one idea for next steps more generally (not related to just one priority question), click on Add Comment on this post to post your ideas.

Please add your first and last name at the end of your comments!

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SW

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Check out this video from 2 geeky teachers, aka Michelle Pearson and Laura Israelsen, 2 educators from Colorado who have put together MANY resources on how to use Padlet and other tech tools. Their webinar series is hosted by Teaching with Primary Sources Western Region.

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This one may work better in completely asynchronous settings!

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I learned so much!

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Or, students can respond with audio or video:

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Or, students can respond with audio or video:

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I learned some new padlet features!

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Sample Question - Why am I typing the question in the title space?

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Sample Question - Why am I typing the question in the title space?

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Mrs. Ezzo

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1. The Question Focus was chosen to help you think about the questions that you would like to ask.

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Heredity is the passing of traits from one generation to the next.

Refer to this image and your list of "noticings" to pose your questions.

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How is it decided which and how many traits are passed down from generation to generation?

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How is it decided which and how many traits are passed down from generation to generation?

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Survani Sinha

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 Why is the color a combination of both of either both parents or only one

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 Why is the color a combination of both of either both parents or only one

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Jake Grim

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Why are the characteristics of each cats so different?

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Why are the characteristics of each cats so different?

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Vidur

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Daksh Bafna

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Bruce

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Krishna Patel

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How did Two Kit get two heads? Is it because of it's genes?

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How did Two Kit get two heads? Is it because of it's genes?

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Pihu Sadana

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Can there be no traits passed on by the parents ?

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Can there be no traits passed on by the parents ?

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Maaz

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How come some cats have features even their parents don't have? 

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How come some cats have features even their parents don't have? 

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Tanushree Cora Suresh

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Of both parents, which genetics do the kittens inherit the most? 

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Of both parents, which genetics do the kittens inherit the most? 

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Aditi Sriram

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How exactly does heredity work to make the offspring of two parents have similar features as themselves?

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How exactly does heredity work to make the offspring of two parents have similar features as themselves?

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Arya Menon

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Where did these types of traits originate

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Where did these types of traits originate

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Youssef Elbanby

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How does Two Kit have 2 faces? Is it possible that that's because it's grandparent also had a problem (Swift Water)?

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How does Two Kit have 2 faces? Is it possible that that's because it's grandparent also had a problem (Swift Water)?

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Olga Chemodakov

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How does Two Kit have "two faces" when parents don't have that type of characteristic? 

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How does Two Kit have "two faces" when parents don't have that type of characteristic? 

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Manasvi Nukala

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What are the odds of inheriting all your traits from your grandparents instead of your parents?

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What are the odds of inheriting all your traits from your grandparents instead of your parents?

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Survani Sinha

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bruce

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Dean Macksoud

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Jake Grim

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Jeylon Billps

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Melvin Sambabu

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John Dreboty

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Why does Silver pool look different from Moss Heart

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Why does Silver pool look different from Moss Heart

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Ishaan Wadhwani

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Is there another gender with the letters (y, y) (like I know girls are x and x and males are y and x in cats?

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Is there another gender with the letters (y, y) (like I know girls are x and x and males are y and x in cats?

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Samhita Koltur

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Why do traits get passed down from one generation to another?

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Why do traits get passed down from one generation to another?

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Krishna Patel

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Sarah

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Can you not look like anyone from your family?

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Can you not look like anyone from your family?

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Samhita Koltur

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bruce

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Why are two cats married to Silver Pool? 

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Why are two cats married to Silver Pool? 

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Olga Chemodakov

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Is the difference in cat offspring and parents a result of both parents genes mixing in a certain way? 

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Is the difference in cat offspring and parents a result of both parents genes mixing in a certain way? 

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Tanushree Cora Suresh

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Why do each of the cats Characteristics are different

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Why do each of the cats Characteristics are different

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Melvin Sambabu

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Did Two Kit get two heads because he and a sibling of his and himself somehow merged before birth?

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Did Two Kit get two heads because he and a sibling of his and himself somehow merged before birth?

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Tanushree Cora Suresh

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Samhita Koltur

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 Do they get a mix of both, or look exactly like one of their parents?

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 Do they get a mix of both, or look exactly like one of their parents?

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Aditi Sriram

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Aditi Sriram

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I wonder how long the process is to make more cats.

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I wonder how long the process is to make more cats.

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Sarah Ayala

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I'm wondering how some of the traits from parents and grandparents aren't passed down. 

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I'm wondering how some of the traits from parents and grandparents aren't passed down. 

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Manasvi Nukala

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I'm wondering about RNA and how it affects the genes of a newborn

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I'm wondering about RNA and how it affects the genes of a newborn

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Samhita Koltur

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Why do we have to ask questions as they come to mind instead of revising them to get better answers?

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Why do we have to ask questions as they come to mind instead of revising them to get better answers?

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Tanushree Cora suresh

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I wonder how different animals differ in the process of heredity.

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I wonder how different animals differ in the process of heredity.

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Survani Sinha

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what will we do in the future that will cover this ?

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what will we do in the future that will cover this ?

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maaz

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I reflected that answering a question will help you to do something that you don't know about and that you should't judge or doubt it.

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I reflected that answering a question will help you to do something that you don't know about and that you should't judge or doubt it.

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Vidur Jain

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I learned that you shouldn't judge your questions. 

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I learned that you shouldn't judge your questions. 

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Krishna Patel

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Jeylon Billups

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I wonder why cats get different traits from their parents and how the whole process works.

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I wonder why cats get different traits from their parents and how the whole process works.

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Pihu Sadana

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I wonder how we inherit traits from our parents, and how much traits we inherit from each parent. How does the process work exactly?

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I wonder how we inherit traits from our parents, and how much traits we inherit from each parent. How does the process work exactly?

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Aditi Sriram

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I learned more about the question-asking process since we have been practicing it. 

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I learned more about the question-asking process since we have been practicing it. 

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Arya Menon

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I reflected that you shouldn't try to judge questions because you need to focus on making questions, instead of answering others
Jake

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I am wondering why the cats are different 

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I am wondering why the cats are different 

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Ishaan Wadhwani

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I learned that the process is very helpful. Even though you might want answers right away, it's 

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I learned that the process is very helpful. Even though you might want answers right away, it's 

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Olga Chemodakov

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Melvin sambabu

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Many different traits can make some unique cats

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Many different traits can make some unique cats

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Youssef Elbanby

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bruce

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I reflected that the the cat or the cell most likely mutated, something very rare.

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I reflected that the the cat or the cell most likely mutated, something very rare.

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Daksh bafna

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I reflected that you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, the same way you shouldn't judge statements against questions.

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John