GPR Skills

What does FEEL stands for?

• Factory

  Evidence

  Elation

  Link

• Factor

  Evocation

  Elaboration

  Library

• Factor

  Evidence

  Elaboration

  Link

• Facts

  Evidence

  Elective

  Link

What is FEEL used for?

• to explain our excuse

• to develop our explanation fully

• to explain our question

• to develop our skill

In which situation do we need to support our answer?

• When asked to explain

• When asked to answer

• When asked to elaborate

• When asked to observe

What can we consider as evidence?

• Examples based on factual information

• Emphasis on the seriousness of the issue

• Restatement of the main point

• Statement containing the main argument

What can we consider as link?

• Examples based on factual information

• Emphasis on the seriousness of the issue

• Restatement of the main point

• Statement containing the main argument

What can we consider as factor?

• Examples based on factual information

• Emphasis on the seriousness of the issue

• Restatement of the main point

• Statement containing the main argument

What can we consider as factor?

• Examples based on factual information

• Emphasis on the seriousness of the issue

• Restatement of the main point

• Statement containing the main argument

What can we consider as elaboration?

• Examples based on factual information

• Emphasis on the seriousness of the issue

• Restatement of the main point

• Statement containing the main argument

What is a primary information?

• Information gained by our own opinion

• Information gained by conducting research

• Information we gained from interviewing people

• Information we gained from social media posts

What is a secondary information?

• Information gained through surveys

• Information gained through interviews

• Information gained through news media

• Information gained through questionnaires