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Identifying a Compelling Problem in the School or Neighborhood
Identify an authentic public issue in the school or local community and formulate an overarching inquiry question.
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Investigating Community Issues and Developing Civic Claims
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
10 lessons
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Apply social studies inquiry methods to research local community problems, evaluate evidence and trade-offs, and construct reasoned policy claims.
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- 6Weighing Costs and Benefits of Proposed Community SolutionsNot started yet
- 7Developing a Claim on How to Improve a Neighborhood SpaceNot started yet
- 8Supporting a Public Policy Claim With Fact-Based EvidenceNot started yet
- 9Anticipating Opposing Viewpoints on a Community ProposalNot started yet
- 10Developing Evidence-Based Solutions to Environmental IssuesNot started yet
