Forming Questions in Social Studies

Mr. Williams discusses maintaining social norms in social studies remotely. He introduces Unit 8 standards and daily starters on Google Classroom. Students are instructed to use Cornell notes for the Australia unit, focusing on population distribution, climate, and natural resources. The essential question involves how location, climate, and resources affect where Australians live and work. Students are guided to formulate questions about Australia's population and resources.

What is the main focus of maintaining social norms in social studies?

• To make classes more fun

• To help students learn effectively

• To reduce homework

• To ensure students follow rules

What should students do with the unit 8 standards?

• Discuss them with friends

• Ignore them

• Complete them on Google Classroom

• Submit them to the teacher

What is the benefit of using a notebook for unit 8 standards?

• It saves paper

• It is easier to carry

• It helps in revisiting and using resources

• It is more colorful

Why are Cornell notes considered a useful literacy strategy?

• They require less time

• They are colorful

• They help in learning and recalling material

• They are easy to write

What topics are covered in the discussion about Australia's geography?

• Wildlife and environment

• Population distribution, climate, and natural resources

• History and culture

• Economy and politics

What should be included at the top of the Cornell notes?

• The date

• A drawing

• Australia's population, climate, and natural resources

• The teacher's name

What is the essential question related to Australia's geography?

• What languages are spoken in Australia?

• How do Australians celebrate holidays?

• What are the main industries in Australia?

• How do location, climate, and resources affect where Australians live and work?

What is the purpose of forming questions from the topic?

• To encourage critical thinking

• To make the lesson longer

• To confuse students

• To reduce the number of notes

What is a good way to form a question about Australia's population?

• How many states are in Australia?

• What is the capital of Australia?

• Where do most people live in Australia?

• What is the national animal of Australia?

How long have the students been practicing forming questions from topics?

• 36 weeks

• 24 weeks

• 48 weeks

• 12 weeks