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Good and Bad Research Questions

Posted on July 28, 2021July 28, 2021 By Amanda Younger No Comments on Good and Bad Research Questions

I chose to keep my questions focused around the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest.

Good Questions:

  • What are the unique abiotic factors of the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?
  • What are the unique biotic factors of the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?
  • How do humans impact the Great Bear Rainforest and Salish Sea?
  • How have the Great Bear Rainforest and Salish Sea influenced humans?
  • How do stories reflect different groups understanding of the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?
  • What stories do people write and tell about the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?
  • How does the Great Bear Rainforest differ from another rainforest?

Bad Questions:

  • What animals live in the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?
  • Why is the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest special?
  • What books have been written about the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest?

I have included a few of the photos I use to prompt my students thinking and questioning when I introduce the Salish Sea and Great Bear Rainforest. All photos are my own.

Resources for Good Questions

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— Ilja van Weringh (@vanweringh) June 25, 2016
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