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Exploring Key Agriculture Issues: Selecting a Topic to Investigate Further

Dive into identifying, analyzing, and discussing agriculture issues of interest to help narrow focus, understand implications, and gather relevant information for a deeper exploration. Utilize stems and questioning to clarify perspectives and identify purposes behind the chosen issues.

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Exploring Key Agriculture Issues: Selecting a Topic to Investigate Further

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  1. Selecting an Agriculture Issue of Interest Which issue will we tackle?

  2. Mental Inventories • What puzzles you about agriculture? • What issues do you have that deal with agriculture? • What do you think of that may offend you that is directed to agriculture?

  3. How do I narrow my focus? • What does the issue mean to you? • What aspects would you study about the issue? • How would knowing more or examining the issue affect your thoughts of the issue? • What information would you gather that might help you think more deeply and concretely about the issue?

  4. Discussing the issue… • Which issues made their voice become more animated? • Which issue made them gesture more? • Which issue made them more physically and emotionally more enthusiastic?

  5. Stems… • How do/does • Why would • What happens when • What is the role of ______in ______ • What is the difference ________and ____ • What causes • How much

  6. Identify the purpose of the issue- Why is this an issue? • What do you think people feel that way? • Why is the article written in a particular point of view? • Is the purpose specifically stated? • What examples from your text support your thoughts on the issue?

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