Inferencing
What is inferencing?
Identify risks, Explore options, Analyze options, Choose best solution
What are the problem solving steps?
One is just a tough choice; the other is a choice between right and wrong.
What is the difference between a dilemma and a moral dilemma?
The chain of connected events that make up a narrative.
What is plot?
Baby Yoda
What is Mrs. Robinson's favorite character?
Foreshadowing, using prior knowledge, reading between the lines, etc.
What helps you draw conclusions?
Time limit, legal requirements, social rules, level of formality, pre-requisites, importance, etc.
What do I need to consider when problem solving?
Two people need saving, but you can only save one and the other will die.
What is an example of a moral dilemma?
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution.
What is the order of a typical plot structure?
dinosaurs
What is Ms. Spencer's favorite animal?
To find out more about the text; to solve mysteries; to make deeper connections.
What is the [benefit/purpose] of inferencing?
Follow the problem solving process: explore options and choose the best one.
What is the BEST way to solve a problem?
DAILY DOUBLE: It shows who a person really is/what they are willing to sacrifice.
What is the [effect/outcome] of a moral dilemma?
To help organize a narrative and create a consistent theme.
Why is the purpose of plot structure?
The pizza; the cinnamon rolls.
What is the worst and best food in the cafeteria?
Restating exactly what the text says and not using any prior knowledge.
What is NOT inferencing?
Don't even try, don't explore options, don't ask for help.
What is the WORST way to solve a problem?
The Trolley Problem
What is a famous moral dilemma?
DAILY DOUBLE: By echoing/contrasting themes in the main plot, or by expanding the narrative world.
How does subplot add to a narrative?
an apple
What is the fruit Mrs. Robinson holds in her Welcome Sign?