SIP Project: Major Skill Developmental Skills

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Throughout my entire SIP project, many skills were developed. One of the major skill developmental activities was the interview as I had never conducted a formal interview before. My questions went through multiple stages and changed many times, when talking to teachers it became obvious that my original questions were too narrow and didn’t offer the person being interviewed to elaborate on the topic. The majority of my original questions had been questions with a yes or no answers thus meaning they would have been little help in developing my student inquiry project any further. Going into research project next year I feel that it will be a lot easier to come with with valid and questions that could result in elaboration due to the skills

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