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You use the TRF form so you can prepare for a tutorial. You can also use it to solve a problem you have by putting it on paper, so that when you are in a tutorial you know what you are going to say and are prepared.

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You use the TRF form so you can prepare for a tutorial. You can also use it to solve a problem you have by putting it on paper, so that when you are in a tutorial you know what you are going to say and are prepared.

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We use the TRF form so we can learn how to take notes properly and neat. We also use the TRF strategy to prepare or get ready for the tutorial.

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We use a TRF form  so you can be ready for the tutorial. The TRF can help you simplify the question so people can better understand the question and so they can help you with the problem.

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Where you found the problem, if its a assignment or paper or even workbook. The question that confused you and the question you were trying to figure out or solve.

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Where you found the problem, if its a assignment or paper or even workbook. The question that confused you and the question you were trying to figure out or solve.

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We use a TRF form to solve problems that we have and we try to solve that problem by solving the problem step by step till the point were we think we got it and TRF help you prepare for tutorials.

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We use the TRF form to prepare yourself for a tutorial. In order to do so, you'd write down your place of confusion for a certain problem or question and you would then submit the TRF.

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If it's an assignment, paper, or even a workbook, where did you find the problem? The question that perplexed you and the one you were attempting to answer. The TRF form is used to prepare for a tutorial. You can also use it to write down a solution to an issue you're having so that you know what you're going to say and are prepared when you're in a tutorial.

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We use the TRF because. It organizes the notes and makes it easier to read and understand. We also use the TRF because these will be the type of notes we take in collage so it's preparing us for how we will take are notes in the future in collage.

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You can find your initial question anywhere from your homework, workbooks. The initial question is what you are having a problem on or trying to solve.

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The TRF form is used to prepare for an upcoming tutorial. We use the format to keep our work orginized, etc. By keeping our work orginized its easier for the people helping us solve our POC. 

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The TRF form is used to prepare for an upcoming tutorial. We use the format to keep our work orginized, etc. By keeping our work orginized its easier for the people helping us solve our POC. 

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You choose whatever you know about the initial question or what you know about the problem. And it just has to be something that you know about the question.

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You choose whatever you know about the initial question or what you know about the problem. And it just has to be something that you know about the question.

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We use a TRF to prepare us for a tutorial and help us when we are writing notes. When you are having problems writing notes you can use the TRF.

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We use a TRF to prepare us for a tutorial and help us when we are writing notes. When you are having problems writing notes you can use the TRF.

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We us the TRF form so we keep our notes all together but clearly so we know where information is .We also use TRF so we could later come back an revise our notes an see our information.

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You choose a initial question buy reading the story or passage. An you revise on the specific big topics. When you have found everything you choose what the story was mostly about.

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So that when someone is going over your paper they know what your POC is and its easier to identify. Also so that you know what you were having trouble with.

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So that when someone is going over your paper they know what your POC is and its easier to identify. Also so that you know what you were having trouble with.

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In order for you to choose an initial question you'd have to find yourself looking at your homework, some kind of assignment, or a workbook of some sort. That's when you'd write down a question you have about it, or write down a question in it that you don't know how, or what to answer of it.

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You choose an initial question when your stuck on a specific question and and you having trouble so then you want to right down the question to solve it.

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The TRF form is used to keep us organized for an upcoming tutorial so that we will know what to say and at what time

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The TRF form is used to keep us organized for an upcoming tutorial so that we will know what to say and at what time

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The TRF form is use because it show our initial question and what we know about the question and what we don't understand about the question.

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The TRF form is use because it show our initial question and what we know about the question and what we don't understand about the question.

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the problem you found and trying to solve. this could come from any assignment .

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You choose an initial by looking over assignments and seeing a question your stuck on and need help figuring it.

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You choose an initial by looking over assignments and seeing a question your stuck on and need help figuring it.

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When your doing a tutorial they can know what your point of confusion. The people helping you can understand what your having a problem with.

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You know when to choose when you think you fully understand that question that you were trying to solve so then you try to explain that question in words.

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we use TRF to be ready for a tutorial. we can find what we know and dont know.

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To choose for "what I know about this section", you'd write down what you know about that certain subject that is related to your question.

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You choose an initial question by finding the main question and what your are confused on.

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You choose an initial question by finding the main question and what your are confused on.

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you would know what to write there buy figuring what you know about your question. For example, if I need help figuring out what the difference between a dog and a snake you would say I know the dog is a mammal and the snake is a reptile.

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you would know what to write there buy figuring what you know about your question. For example, if I need help figuring out what the difference between a dog and a snake you would say I know the dog is a mammal and the snake is a reptile.

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There can be many different types of initial questions like from study guides, homework, and workbooks. So you can choose any type of initial question. A initial question is something you are having a problem on.

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There can be many different types of initial questions like from study guides, homework, and workbooks. So you can choose any type of initial question. A initial question is something you are having a problem on.

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I choose an initial question by summing up everything I learned and know and figuring out what question I might have. And finding a question on topic with what I am doing and what I'm confused about.

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How do you find your initial question? You look on homework, a quiz, or an assignment, for a subject your struggling on.

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If someone were to look over your paper you want to identify that point of confusion you have so they they can help out with what your confused on.

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You put whatever you know about the initial   question or problem. It can be anything you know about the question that can help you answer it.

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You know what your putting in the I already know about my by using what you specificly  know an add it onto the paper. Then when put it on their you stop where you don't know what to do. Lets take an example about a math equation 14+13-2= well lets say you know 14+13= which is 27.an lets also say you don't know -2 well that is where you would stop writting.

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To figure out you Point Of Confusion so that it will be less complex to figuring out what you need help on.

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To figure out you Point Of Confusion so that it will be less complex to figuring out what you need help on.

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You choose for your "What I know about the question" section by saying everything you know about the question and facts you know about the question.

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You choose for your "What I know about the question" section by saying everything you know about the question and facts you know about the question.

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Well you have to know your point of confusion yourself so you can write it down in order to get the help you need to answer the question. In addition, it also help out the person or people that can help you.

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To prepare for a tutorial, we use a TRF form, it helps us solve our problem step by step so its easier to explain during tutorial. it also helps us organize our notes better, so when where doing a tutorial we can better explain our question, which will make it easier for the listeners to understand.

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I think the critical thinking section ends with the point of confusion because you can think about your point of confusion and try to fin and answer.

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I think the critical thinking section ends with the point of confusion because you can think about your point of confusion and try to fin and answer.

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all you know about your question. and other things that are related to your subject.

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I think it ends with this question because if your tutors wanted to know what you were confused about you would look at your paper an say what you wrote down. I also think that we have this question so we could maybe figure it out by ourselves.

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To find your initial question, you can look threw your assignments or your homework to see if there is a question you don't understand or a problem you where trying to solve.

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You know what to choose for the "What I know about my question" because all you are doing is putting down everything you know whether it is the simplest thing, you are putting down the steps or what you know about the question.

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I would choose a question that I know just a little about so that I wont be all confused when I'm talking about what I know about my initial. And like I said for my other answer I would find a question on topic.

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Why does the critical thinking section end with identifying your POC? The critical thinking section ends in identifying your POC to show what you know, and were you got confused when answering the question.

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You have to choose what you already know about you initial question, when you better understand the question you will be able to choose.

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I think it ends with POC. So you could answer it and would be more simple to solve.

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To know what to put in the "what I know about my question" box is to look back at the question and look for something related to it.

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To know what to put in the "what I know about my question" box is to look back at the question and look for something related to it.

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When people look at your work they will better understand what your initial question and what your confused on.

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people will look at what you're confused on.

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people will look at what you're confused on.

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You use a TRF to identify your point of confusion (POC), and the TRF helps you prepare for tutorials. The TRF could help you organize your notes.

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I think maybe identifying your confusion would make things easier when you get to the other steps so it would make things easier once you know what you confused about. Because a part of critical thinking is seeing were your confused about