Data Collection Methods and Tools in Study Design
This section delves into different data collection instruments used in studies, including questionnaires, cognitive assessments, and physical measurements. It also explores challenges in comparing data collected using new versus older instruments, citing examples from the Millennium Cohort Study and British Cohort Study. The role of questionnaires and cognitive assessments in gathering information and assessing cognitive abilities is elucidated with examples. Health assessments and vocabulary tests are discussed as key components of data collection methods.
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Chapter Seven LI: To answer questions from a text Today s task in English is to listen to and read Chapter 7 of the book. You are then going to use this PPT to answer questions about the text and to explore the meaning of some words in the text. During the sequence of learning earlier in the term, you developed your skills to do this. Let s see how you do without the direct teaching of strategies!
Chapter Seven LI: To answer questions from a text You will need the recording of the text via this link: https://youtu.be/TGfhnMw6wHE You will also need to use the pictures of the text to help you. Make sure you note your answers using a pen and notebook or type it into a Word document. For the meaning of the words task, use the recording sheet uploaded on the webpage.
Lila Why does Lila s heart sink at the sight of the other Firework- Makers? Do you think she is a good hero? Why?
Hamlet Why is Hamlet miserable?
Lalchand Why does Lalchand apologise to Lila? What does Lalchand say are the 3 gifts? Do they match the ideas you had in chapter 5? What is the Royal Sulphur?
Happy Endings At what point do you think Lila begins to feel happy again? Who do you think is happiest at the end of the story? Is this an effective ending and why?
Meaning Makers pyrotechnics scrupulous representation swathed disconsolately gesticulating Here are some tricky words from Chapter Seven. Use your strategies that you have learnt this week to work out the meaning in context. Then check that you have the right meaning using a dictionary. Use the recording sheet provided that is uploaded on the class webpage.
Now you have finished the book, take another look at the blurb on the back cover. It gives the reader a few clues about the story without giving away the ending. Write your own blurb for The Firework-Maker s Daughter.
Write your blurb onto the cover template and design you own front cover for The Firework- Maker s Daughter.
