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I liked it the question were easy. I  thought the question as like they were in the novel.

I heard that the people in this class can have different ideas.

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I did not find anything about it difficult.

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I learned that people rarely call on the person in the corner of the room. I think that the highest level question was the one about ITs people dying.

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I don't know what that even mean

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i never thought about

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I think that the last question what do you think the medifores in the book referring to was the highest on the scale. I think this because we had to connect to our lives the wolds history and the book. and it definitely difficult.

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I thought that the question that was at a higher level was the one about what happened to camazots in the end because you had to look in the text and form your own answer. the insite I gained was about good higher level questions have more answers

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the meaning of life

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You might gain some knowledge or you might also gain some of your own types of knowledge because it could not be true but could be what you think. A question that could have a really high quality on taxonomy was the question about Meg being honorable

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I had some trouble coming up with questions that weren't level three or
just recall questions.

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I learned some of the other meanings that people got from the book that I didn't think of

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it was hard creating questions. It was hard creating questions because I couldn't think of really good ones....
Exit slip: I learned that Calvin cared about megs problems because he is in love with her...and the second question is idk...

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I didn't find anything difficult for the questions

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what I found difficult was trying to find a       topic to talk about

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I learned that there could be more to the story even if it is not in the story. The question that I liked the most was what happened to Megs father

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I was not here
so I don't really know what happened on Friday last week so I did not get to write any questions down for my opion or ;answer; down SO THATS WHAT HAPPED

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I found it difficult to make up questions that could have multiple answers and that you could discuss.

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it was hard

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I do not remember having those questions.

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I found it was hard creating questions that are higher level questions because it could be anything but most of the questions I thought of could get off track.

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I thought the most higher level thinking question was

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I found it not that hard to do except that they had to be very hard to answer

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i couldnt think of any

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I found it difficult to find a topic to write a question about because the level of questioning that we had to create was pretty difficult to come across in our ideas

Exit Slip: The insight that I gained from todays discussion is that people have different opinions about a certain question, for example, when we came across the question about what happened to the people in Camazots after Meg saved Charles. The question that seemed highest level in blooms taxonomy was the one about meg and why she decided to go back through the black thing.

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I found it hard to create questions that were out of the box and that you had to evaluate. I tried to put all those fancy words, and I had to think about what each one meant and what I would answer them with or how I would.

I thought that the question about Meg's relationship with Calvin was a really interesting one because even though it sounds simple, we got in depth and really understood the father lead in her life. The insight I learned was how everybody can interpret a question a different way than another.

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The only difficult thing was putting the questions into the questions because I am not a good woker

I learned how other people understand the book like me and the highest level of taxonomy was mine because we kept on adding more questions on to it so it was like there was no end for the answers

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I thought that the part of finding questions that weren't answered and me just not getting the idea and writing down a question that was answered was hard because sometimes we don't catch on to every question that is answered in the text and make it a high order question☻

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nothing really
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Taylor Shephard had the higher level questions because they required people to think

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Bellringer: I found it difficult coming  up  with questions to go with the levels.

Exit Slip: I learned how other people understood the book and the question that posed the highest level of taxonomy was Nina's question.

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Imoni
Imoni 
got a good amount of 
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Hanae Rayzer
Hanae Rayzer
It was meg hand the gal
Hope🔥 EXIT SLIP:
Hope🔥 EXIT SLIP:
Lexi's question was the highest level of Blooms taxonomy becausee there were alot  of interpretations and textual evidence and self knowledge.
Eva August🐣
 Eva  August🐣
 I found a lot of good information and opinions from all of the people that shared.
max
max
I learned that there can be many confusing answers none of which are right. I the the most complex one was could of ms whatsit saying she loved have changed the whole story
 
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Jordan😜
Jordan😜
Bellringer: I found it difficult coming  up  with questions to go with the levels.

Exit Slip: I learned how other people  understood the book and the question that posed the highest level of taxonomy was Nina's question.
Taylor🐯

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got a good amount of

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It was meg hand the gal

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Lexi's question was the highest level of Blooms taxonomy becausee there were alot  of interpretations and textual evidence and self knowledge.

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I found a lot of good information and opinions from all of the people that shared.

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it was hard to think of the question

I think that is was na'kyah that had the

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That is was hard to come up with them because I didn't really remember the book only 8 and up.  I had 3 questions.
P.S Merry Christmas🎅🏼 🎄

The one that said if Ms.Whatsit never told Meg that she loved her what would the ending end. Because

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I had a hard time forming the question to make it higher level but once I did it it was easy
EXIT SLIP: I think that the most complex question was from Lexi. she had a very intelligent and a question that makes you think. I gained a lot more knowlaged on how other people in my class think and more intelligent on the book

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Bellringer: idk

exitslip: I found many of the questions asked complicated

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BELLRINGER:
I found it difficult when making the questions because the majority of the questions were already answered it the book. It was hard to use questions that matched each level of thinking.
EXIT SLIP:
I think Nakyah's question about what would've happened if Mrs. Whatsit didn't say to Meg that she loved her was most important because if Meg wasn't reminded of love, she wouldn't be able to save Charles Wallace. IT was controlling Charles and ITs weakness is love so Meg used love against IT. If she didn't, it would've changed the outcome of the story

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It was hard to find topics to write about and questions that would be hard but answerable.

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I had a hard time because I technically knew what happened

exit slip: I gained a lot of information for todays discussion such as

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What I found difficult when creating complex sentences was finding out what to write after the senates on the paper. I also had a hard time figuring out harder questions.

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I learned that what actions can affect Meg and Calvin. I think that Nina had the most high level question.

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It was difficult because we had to think for a longer time on 1 question.Bellringer.

Exit slip: I think the most high level questions were from Lex.

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creating the questions was complex because you had to think of how hard the question was to answer or if it had more than one answer.

exit slip: today I gained a knowledge of the higher level questions. the highest question asked in my opinion was the question '' how did mrs whatsis saying I love you change anything or why did calving kiss change anything if it did at all'

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When creating complex questions it is difficult because you have to do a higher level of thinking. You are having to apply more into it.
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I have gained a better understanding of the book and what complex questions should be like. I believe the question about It crontroling Charles was the hardest.

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I found the difficulty of visualizing each scenario of the class having a discussion to determine difficulty, after writing each question.

I just learned multiple point of views in one subject.  I think the most complex question is.... I forgot the questions.

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Nina- I had a hard time forming the full sentences that are complex but still make sense.

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Nina- I had a hard time forming the full sentences that are complex but still make sense.

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Exit slip- I gained a better understanding of the book, and if I went to read it again with the knowledge I have now I would better understand it . Think it was lexis question because that was the one that really made me better understand everything

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When I was making complicated questions, I found that a lot of other people had the same ideas for questions. For example, a lot of people had the question, "Where did the Black Thing come from?".

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it was hard because  we had to right it as a level 4 level I  didn't want to right the same things as people.
I think the one about if love help meg

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What if found difficult with creating questions is trying to remember everything that happened in the book so that I can base my questions off of the whole story.

Exit slip: I gained a lot of information and questions that are very important for every book. I think that Lexi's question was the highest level because it had a lot of different parts to it that you really had to think about.

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Bell Ringer: What did you find difficult when creating complex questions for our discussion today? Explain.