First...
In class, we will work in groups to practice coming up with narrowed topics for the following:
School Safety
Poverty
Crime
Teen Driving
Smoking
Second...
Using MS Word, you will follow the directions below & then copy, paste & post your questions on the blog. Click on "comment" below.
Part II--What I Want to Find Out
At this point, you will begin to generate questions about our topics. These questions will help guide your reserach. The more passionate your questions are, the more interesting your search will be. Please generate at least 10 questions & one overall, specific question. Take a look at what I've produced for my topic if you need guidance.
*If I have spoken to you about narrowing your topic, try to focus your questions to look at an aspect of your topic, then you will not feel overwhelmed in your search and will be more likely to find answers.
II. What I Want to Find Out
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: Should families today make the investment to bank their newborn’s umbilical cord blood?
There are several things that I need to find out in order to make this decision:
1. How much does this procedure cost?
2. What is the position that reputable doctors and major medical organizations seem to take?
3. Have there been any cases made public where children have been helped with privately banked blood?
4. Are some blood banks more reputable than others?
5. What properties does the cord blood contain that makes it so desirable to save?
6. Have there been cases made public where children were actually conceived to help out an older sibling who need a donor due to a life threatening illness?
7. Is the procedure dangerous in any way?
8. What are the demographics of people that are choosing to bank? Are most people wealthy?
9. Are the figures to show the percentage of doctors who choose this option?
10. How is the blood stored & how long will it last?---Mrs. Baker
Glaucoma
ReplyDelete1. How serious is this disorder?
2. Is there a cure?
3. How many people have this order?
4. What chance is there of people not being able to be cured?
5. What causes this disorder?
6. What is the average age when people receive this disorder?
7. How long does it take to cure?
8. Is it a one time deal?
9. Does it run genetically?
10. How much would the cure cost?
Brittany P1
Overall Question: When a person has MS, how does it affect them?
ReplyDelete1.) How do people contract this disease?
2.) What was the first finding of this disease?
3.) What doctor "recognized" this disease?
4.) How is this disease treated?
5.) What goes on in the body when a person has this disease?
6.) How long does it take for symptoms to occur?
7.) What decides which person contracts this disease?
8.) How does this disease affect the person's everyday life?
9.) Is this organizations out there to help people who have this disease?
10.) Can a person pass it on to their children/Is this disease genetic?
Nicole PERIOD 0NE
Overall Question: How do the hydrogen cars work, and hat are the costs?
ReplyDelete1.How much are hydrogen cars?
2.How do the hydrogen cars work?
3.How much does hydrogen cost?
4.How well does the hydrogen work in mileage? (ie. 20 miles per cubic inch.)
5.Does burning hydrogen produce a greenhouse gas?
6.How is the polution compared to those of gas and diesal cars?
7.Is hydrogen hard to obtain?
8.Are these cars safe?
9.What are the life spans of these cars?
10.Are these the cars of the future?
Jake Cudgiebear, PEriod 1
Overall Question: If I had this type of tumor, would the surgery be necessary, or will this lay dormant long enough so that I don't need it?
ReplyDeleteThere are a few things I would need to know before i can know this:
1. What are the Schwann cells?
2. How do they mutate into a tumor?
3. Does it matter where the tumor develops? Can I still get the surgery if I have it on my lower back?
4. Will this ever not be benign?
5. At what age does it usaully become too much to handle?
6. You can have it since your born. Is it possible to detect while the child is still in the womb?
7. If this can be not benign, can it spread to other parts of the body?
8. Could there be some connection between these tumors and your genes? Can your kids get it because you did?
9. Could it be that there could be some enviromental or chemical substance that causes it?
10. What happens if you don't get it taken out?
Overall Question: What are the chances of some types of cancers being passed on to other generations and why is that?
ReplyDeleteWhat I need to know for my research:
1.What types of cancers are known to be passed on?
2.What are the chances of certain cancers being passed on?
3.What is the reason for cancers showing up in different family members?
4.Are there ways to find out if one has a higher percentage rate of developing cancer?
5.If so, what are the demographics and percentage of people who actually choose to find out?
6.What are some beliefs that researchers have that cause cancer?
7.Why is cancer so hard to find a cure for?
8.What are some beliefs that can be a cure for certain types of cancers?
9.Why is cancer affecting so many?
10.How can people help to find the cure of this deadly disease?
Catherine Period 1
1) How many cases have there been of suicide in teens on anti-depressants?
ReplyDelete2) How do they calculate results in studies?
3) What are the other risks of anti-depressants?
4) What is in the drugs?
5) How does it affect depression?
6) Which parts of the brain does it affect?
7) What causes depression?
8) Is depression genetic?
9) What alternatives are there?
10) What are the positive effects of these drugs?
Overall question- What is the specific ingredient in anti-depressants that causes such negative effects in teens with depression?
mia livingston
period 1
What I want to Find Out
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: Have Stem cells been proven to work and are they worth to look into?
1. How much research has been done on Stem Cells?
2. Have there been any cases where people have been helped by Stem Cells?
3.What exactly are Stem Cells?
4.Where are Stem Cells found in the body?
5.To what extent can Stem Cells be used to?
6. Are there any pontential threats or danger of the Stem Cell procedure?
7.How many operations or stem cell procedure have there been?
8.What are the pontential advantages of Stem Cells?
9.How much would this procedure cost?
10.What is the political and public stance on stem cells?
Taylor Period 1
Part 2: What I want to find out
ReplyDelete1.) What happens in a woman’s body while she is pregnant that affects the baby?
2.) What happens to the baby before they are born that changes them?
3.) Why do they have different traits than people without the disease?
4.) Do people with Down syndrome live a shorter life than other people?
5.) Is there a way to prevent someone from getting Down syndrome?
6.) Is Down syndrome inherited from another family member?
7.) When was Down syndrome first discovered?
8.) How do you help children with Down syndrome?
9.) About how many children are born with Down syndrome?
10.) How does the education for a person with Down syndrome differ than the education for any other person?
Overall Question:
How is someone born with Down syndrome, what happens to them before they are born that causes this to happen?
Heather, period 1
Overall Question: Why is it so terrible to be diagnosed with Parkinson's disease?
ReplyDelete1.How much does medication cost?
2.What symtoms does it give the person?
3.What is difficult about it that makes scientists not able to find a cure?
4.When was it first found?
5.What causes this disease?
6.Is the disease genetic?
7.What parts of the body does it affect?
8.What can you do to prevent the disease?
9. Does this disease cause any disease?
10. Does this disease come from any other disease?
Questions about Marilyn Manson
ReplyDelete1. Who his biggest influence growing up?
2. Who is his biggest influence today?
3. What would he want to do was he not an artist?
4. How does he feel about his parents?
5. How old was he when he first starting writing poetry?
6. Was he in any underground bands growing up?
7. Does he still have any feelings for Dita Von Tesse now that their relationship is over?
8. How does he feel about the war?
9. What happened between him and his grandfather to make his hate him so much?
10. What political party is he in favorer for?
Overall Question
What are the true inner workings of Manson’s mind?
Steve Period 3
The harmful effects of smoking during pregnancy
ReplyDeleteA lot of stupid people smoke while they’re pregnant. A lot of bad things can happen to the baby if you smoke while you are pregnant. This can cause the baby to have asthma and be sick all the time. It can also cause the baby’s weight to be low. It can also cause the baby to have a lot of problems after it is born. It’s sad because when you smoke, it goes right to the baby and it will be inside the baby’s body. I think it could probably higher the risk of the baby to smoke also. I want to know more about this.
B.period 3
Nuclear Power
ReplyDelete1. What Countries have warheads?
2. What countries are considered "most threatening"
3. What countries are at risk of developing Nuclear Weapons?
4. Who makes decisions about nuclear weapons?
5. Who makes decisions about teh budget of nuclear weapons?
6. Where are they stored?
7. How much of our federal budget do they recieve for funding?
8. What would it tak to make our president unleash a bomb?
9. Would a nuclear war destroy the world?
10. What are some good ways in which nuclear technology can be used
Overall Question: Are nuclear weapons going to be the end of teh world?
Publishing books
ReplyDelete1 What does it cost
2 What is the best way to get published
3 Is an agent required
4 Is it better to be published by a big company or a smaller one
5 What is the interest rate is there for books
6 What do publishers pay to print a book
7 What field of book is the most common to have books printed out
8 What field of books is the hardest to get into
9 Which field of books is easiest to get published in
10 What do most publishers look for in a book
jim 3
Overall Question: Should the process of designing babies be illegalized?
ReplyDelete1) How popular is designing babies?
2) Where is this process legal? Where is it illegal?
3) How costly is this process?
4) What are the moral issues concerning designer babies?
5) How successfully is the process utilized?
6) How often is the process used to increase the health of offspring?
7) How often is the process used to alter the genetic traits of the offspring?
8) What are the benefits of this process?
9) What are the drawbacks of this process?
10) How safe is this process?
Gio Period 3
Overall Question: Do Vaccinations Or Other Things Lead To Childhood Autism?
ReplyDelete1. What are the chances of babies and young children getting autism after getting vaccinations?
2. What are the vaccinations that most likely lead to autism?
3. Can autism run in families, or be genetic?
4. In a comparison of countries with no vaccinations and the United States, what are the differences in percentage of children with autism?
5. Does if happen more in boys or girls?
6. Can autism be deadly?
7. What exactly happens when you have this disease?
8. Are there certain medications that can help?
9. If you get autism from something like a vaccination, can it be life long?
10. Are there certain things you can’t do or take when you have autism?
hm period 3
Pregnancy Nutrition and Physical Fitness
ReplyDelete1. What over the counter medications/ vitamins are safe for pregnant women?
2. What types of Cardio Work outs are appropriate for someone during pregnancy?
3. What types of general workouts are allowed?
4. How many hours a day/ week are necessary of physical activity?
5. How many calories are required per day?
6. What types of food are mandatory to eat daily?
7. What types of food aren’t allowed?
8. What types of drinks aren’t allowed?
9. How many times a day is food needed?
10. What is the average weight gain?
Dionna Bonyai
M.S.
ReplyDelete1.How serious is this disease?
2.Will the government help out with people with this disease?
3.Does this disease come from a perent? does it come from no where?
4.How much will the cure cost?
5.Could it be passed on just by living with the person who has it?
6.Could you die from this disease?
7.Could you be hospitalized foe getting this disease?
8.Is there a way of prventing of getting this disease before it happens?
9.How many people have been affected by M.S.?
10.Could babys be born with the disease?
Edison Rodriguez Pr.5
Topic: Gas Prices
ReplyDeleteQuesions:
1- Why is gas so expensive?
2- What kind of effect does the war have on gas prices?
3- If the war ends, will gas prices go down?
4- Is there anything, we the people of the U.S can do to lower prices?
5-When a new president is elected into office, what kind of effect can they have on gas prices?
6-Why has there been such a major increse in gas prices through the years?
7-Are we being ripped off?
8-How long will it take before gas prices will decrease instead of increse?
how is hemp a useful resorce
ReplyDelete1. how is hemp a good resorce
2. what resorces can hemp create
3. how much does it cost to produce a hemp plant
4. how much does it cost to produce the resorces
5. how are these resorces useful
6. how many resorces does the hemp plant create
7. what resorces does it take to create he hemp plant
8. what is some background information on the hemp plant
9. what are the facts on hemp
10. what are the laws on hemp
tim fennell
period 5
Overall Question: Why is Sickle Cell Anemia so common among African Americans?
ReplyDelete1.Are Caucasians resistant to this disease?
2.What are the symptoms?
3.What is the average life expectancy for a person with this?
4.Is there any treatments?
5.What is the prevalence?
6.Are there any orginizations associated with this disease?
7.Are doctors or scientists looking more into this to try and cure it?
8.Is it just African Americans or is it other ethnic races also?
9.Did it originate in Africa?
10.Can it skip a generation? For example, if a parent has the trait but the child does not get it.
Kiana,Period 5
Overall Question: How teens are affected by underage drinking?
ReplyDelete1. How are teens affected by underage drinking?
2. How many teens are drinking?
3. Why are these kids drinking?
4. What are the future affects on the teens?
5. How much money are the teens using?
6. Who infuences teens on drinking?
7. Will this lead to teens being acholics?
8. What are the teens drinking?
9. Should the drinking age be lowered / highered?
10. How many teens are dieing of drinknig and driving?
- T , Period 5
Overall Question: Which part of cancer is harder to fight through: the medical/physical pain or the emotional struggle with loved ones?
ReplyDeleteI would need to find the answers to these questions to answer my overall question:
1. What exactly is stage 4 aggressive non-Hodgkins lymphoma?
2. Can the term "aggressive" be different depending on the patient's case? (i.e. highly or not very aggressive)
3. How fast does cancer affect blood marrow compared to major organs that are prone to cancer?
4. If it were to spread, where would the cancer reach first?
5. What factors make patients lose their hair due to radiation?
6. How long can the process of chemotherapy and radiation generally last?
7. Do the average number of cancer patients feel insecure about how people think of them based on their diagnosis?
8. Are there preconceived notions that family members have on how effective the treatments will really be?
9. What percent of family members or loved ones detach themselves completely from their friend's disease?
10. Is clinical depression common in cancer patients or do many gain a positive outlook on life?
How can we fight autism? What causes autism? Is there a cure, treatment, or prevention for the types of autism? How much does the cure, treatment, or prevention cost? How much would research for a cure cost? How many people are affected by autism? How many types of autism are there? What’s the most serious type of autism? Why were these people affected by it? Is there anything we can do?
ReplyDeletedoug period 5
For my research project I am going to research hemp. I chose hemp because I feel hemp should be a resource that many people should start thinking about using. I think many people should start using this as a resource because the hemp plant can create many good resources such as HEMP, PAPER, WOOD, FIBER, STRING,OIL. The hemp plant also has a rapid rate of photosynthesis which is great for the ozone layer and getting rid of pollution.
ReplyDeleteTim Fennell
period 5
My Topic: Hang gliding
ReplyDeleteQuestions:
When was the first successful glider built?
How much does it cost for lessons, equipment, and initial travel?
How long does it take, on average, to progress from Beginner to Intermediate ranking?
Are there ongoing efforts to improve the stability and reliability of gliders specifically at low altitudes?
Might it be possible, someday, to use gliders as everyday transport?
In what ways in self-powered flight similar to the creation of life?
In what ways is it different?
If flight is such a universal dream, why don't more people try hang gliding? Is it because of fear or lack of knowledge/opportunity?
Is hang gliding dangerous?
How is physical danger, as in hang gliding, different from social danger, as seen in Frankenstein and recent experiments?
THESIS QUESTION
Why do we see social danger as more insidious than physical danger? Is this instinctive, or learned? Which was more pertinent to our ancestors?
In these contexts, is fear a positive instinct (self-preservation) or negative (paranoia)?
Overall Question: Are alernative fuels a reliable source of energy in the future?
ReplyDelete1) What kinds of fels are there?
2) How do the different types of fuels work?
3) How does solar power work?
4) What kinds of power is there for cars?
5) What is being done right now for alternative fuels?
6) How much do future fuels cost?
7) What is the most interesting type of fuel?
8) Do alernative fuels pollute?
9) Are the fuels safe to handle?
10) Are the fuels or engery sources hard to obtain?
Riley period 7
Overall question: what is Alzheimer’s?
ReplyDeleteOther questions:
1.Where does this disease come from?
2.In what part of the body does it affect you?
3.How long before you realize that you have the disease?
4.How and exactly what goes on in the body that makes this happen?
5.Where could you get the disease from?
6.Is it genetic?
7.What are the major symptoms of the disease?
8.Can you get it when you are young or only when you are older?
9.Is there a cure?
10.If not , what type of research is going on to find a cure?
Andrew period 7
ReplyDeleteALZHEIMERS
Overall Question: In the near future, will there be a cure for Parkinson’s Diseae?
ReplyDelete1. At what age is it common to be diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease?
2. Is this disease passed to a person through genetics?
3. Is this disease more common in males or females?
4. When was this disease discovered?
5. Was the disease first found in a male or a female?
6. How much medicine do you have to take everyday?
7. How much does the medicine cost?
8. How fast does this disease get worse?
9. What signs show you that you may have this disease?
10. Have a lot of scientists tried to find a cure?
Abby K. - Period 7
What causes people to sleepwalk?
ReplyDelete1. Do people know it when they are sleepwalking?
2. What percentage of people sleepwalk?
3. Is there any cures or treatment to stop sleepwalking?
4. Does one gender sleepwalk more than the other gender?
5. Why is sleepwalking sometimes considered to be dangerous?
6. When did people first start sleepwalking?
7. Is there a certain age where more people sleepwalk than others?
8. Can people outgrow it?
9. Does this run in families?
10. What is the reason that people sleepwalk?
Melissa K
period 7
Overvall: What are the contriveries in Professional Golf?
ReplyDelete1. Is there racism that comes along with playing on certain courses?
2. Is their Athletes using prforming inhancing drugs?
3. What is the most common injury during golf play?
4. What are the different ways the athletes train?
5. What is Tiger Woods reaction to being accussed of using Steriods?
6. Do the drugs make a big difference in the Golf play?
7. What is the overall age limit of the PGA Tour?
8. How do courses have PGA Tour Events held on their course?
9. Is their cheating on the PGA Tour?
10. Do you have to follow all of the Golf ettique rules?
Greg Morgan
Period 7
Overall Question: What will cars run off of in the future?
ReplyDelete1) How much will it cost for a different type of engine?
2) How will you get people with classic cars to get incorporate new engines in their car?
3) How much will it cost to get everyone switch over to a new engine (is it possible)?
4) Is it safe for the environment?
5) How much longer will it be until all cars run off a new engine?
6) Will the new engine be better than the internal combustion engine (power wise)?
7) How much money will the new fuel cost?
8) How long will the new fuel last?
9) How much will it cost for the new engine?
10) Will people have to get new cars because of the new engine?
Brendan, Period 7
Overall question: How does "The Things They Carried" portray the Vietnam War?
ReplyDelete1. When did the war start?
2. When did it end?
3. Who/what caused the war?
4. What was Vietnam's view on the war?
5. What was America's view on the war?
6.
The topic I have chosen to research is owning and operating a business.
ReplyDelete1.What does it take to run a successful company?
2What makes a good boss?
3What is the most difficult part of starting a business?
4What should I study in college?
5How should I finance business?
6How much money does it cost?
7How do I choose a location?
8What should my business plan consist of
9Do I need a license or permit to open
10How can I build up my business reputation
11What risks am I taking
lindsey period 8
Overall Question- What is the cause of Pre mature babies being born?
ReplyDelete1. What percentage of babies live that are pre mature?
2. Do pre mature babies have a higher chance of being sick or to get illnesses?
3. Are their certain foods that can cause pre mature babies?
4. How many pre mature babies are born every year?
5. What is the overall size of pre mature babies?
6. Does the gender of a baby have a greater chance of being pre mature than another?
7. What procedures do they do at the hospital to take care of pre mature babies?
8. What hospital is better at handling pre mature babies?
9. Are there certain things parents ca do to prevent pre mature babies?
10. What is the average weight of a pre mature baby?
Marissa Period 8 =)
Overall Question- What is the cause of Pre mature babies being born?
ReplyDelete1. What percentage of babies live that are pre mature?
2. Do pre mature babies have a higher chance of being sick or to get illnesses?
3. Are their certain foods that can cause pre mature babies?
4. How many pre mature babies are born every year?
5. What is the overall size of pre mature babies?
6. Does the gender of a baby have a greater chance of being pre mature than another?
7. What procedures do they do at the hospital to take care of pre mature babies?
8. What hospital is better at handling pre mature babies?
9. Are there certain things parents ca do to prevent pre mature babies?
10. What is the average weight of a pre mature baby?
Marissa Period 8 =)
overall question: how do i do a peice?
ReplyDelete1.)what are the steps for making a sketch
2.)what are the steps for painting the peice
3.)what is the difference between caps
4.)what is the best paint to use
5.)how much room will you need
6.)how much space should there be between letters
7.)how much paint will i need
8.)how long will it take
9.)where can i do it
10.)what colors should i use
skyler p.8
overall question: how do i do a peice?
ReplyDelete1.)what are the steps for making a sketch
2.)what are the steps for painting the peice
3.)what is the difference between caps
4.)what is the best paint to use
5.)how much room will you need
6.)how much space should there be between letters
7.)how much paint will i need
8.)how long will it take
9.)where can i do it
10.)what colors should i use
skyler p.8
Overall Question: What is “human trafficking,” and who are affected?
ReplyDelete1.Where does such an absurd situation occur? Are there certain countries that are besieged?
2.What types of people are targeted? I.e. age, occupation, gender.
3.What type of profit do they exploiters make from trafficking?
4.What action is our government doing towards this?
5.How are these people forced into such a trade? If they’re not forced, then how else do they become a part of it?
6.What are some things that I can do to help inform others about this?
7.Are there any organizations or groups supporting/against this?
8.What’s the survival rate of people entangled in this trade?
9.How far/ in what way are they transported?
10.What are the repercussions if one gets out alive?
Brittany period 8
Overall Question: What are the different types of drugs you can take and what do they do for you?
ReplyDelete1. What are the percentages of men and women diagnosed?
2. What types of research are being done to find the cure and to create medication? Are any of these controversial in the medical field?
3. How much does it cost the average person to pay for their drugs every year?
4. What causes you to feel numbness in your body and become blind or in a wheelchair?
5. Can this disease be passed on from parent to child?
6. Is there any to prevent this disease?
7. What are the different effects of this disease on people?
8. Can doctors do anything to prevent your symptoms from getting worse?
9. Can you die from it?
10. Does it affect men or women more?
Emily, Period 8
Overall Question – Should the choice of using the feeding tube be legalized?
ReplyDelete1. How does the feeding tube work?
2. How many people are on the feeding tube?
3. Do the people on the feeding tube are concious?
4. How much does the feeding tube cost?
5. What religious groups are againts of removing the feeding tube?
6. What part of their religion is againt removing the feeding tube?
7. How many people that were on the feeding tube come back to live normal lives?
8. Why was Terri Schavio’s case so talked about by the media?
9. What is the longest case of someone that was on the feeding tube?
10. What type of food is given to the feeding tube patients?
Michael Period 8
Gas Prices: Is this a big problem and is it getting bigger or smaler?
ReplyDelete1. Is this problem getting bigger or going away?
2. How much are people affected by this problem?
3. Are we going to have another Great Depression?
4. How much more gas is left in the arab countries?
5. When are we going to drill into Alaska?
6. How much higher are gas prices going to go?
7. Why is there so much tax on deisel when we need deisel trucks to get food and supplies?
8. Are there any other locations known to have gas?
9. Will more people start to switch over to alternative fuels?
10. Will the world ever run out of gas?
Austin p.8
Overall Question: How can yoga help decrease our level of stress?
ReplyDelete1.What are the different types of yoga?
2.When was the practice of yoga brought to the United States?
3.How important is it to meditate?
4.How can yoga help with aniexty ?
5.How do you become a yoga instructor?
6.What are the different chakras in yoga?
7.Who are some well known yogis and what did they do to benefit the art of yoga?
8.How many people practice or have practiced yoga?
9.How does yoga help people who participate in sports?
10.In what religions is yoga and meditation most used?
Cait, Period 8
Overall question: How miraculous can the potential outcomes of Stem Cells be?
ReplyDeleteQuestions
1.What are stem cells?
2.Is doing research on stem cells illegal?
3.Where do politicians stand on this subject?
4.Has anyone been treated using stem cells?
5.How much potential do stem cells have?
6.Is the government holding back on the research?
7.Can they cure Spina Bifida and other disabilities?
8.Has anyone with Spina Bifida used stem cells?
9.Does it really kill a fetus?
10.Disadvantage of Stem cells?
Jessica per 7
Overall question: Why are so many people who have a need for prosthetic limbs unable to afford them?
ReplyDelete1. Why are they so expensive in the first place?
2. How can they be made cheaper for everyone?
3. Are there cheaper products available for people?
4. How high is the demand for prosthetic limbs?
5. How many people are unable to afford prosthetics that need them?
6. How many are produced during the year?
7. What are the names of the major companies that produce these prosthetic limbs?
8. How much does insurance usually help in paying for a prosthetic limb?
9. Around how much do they actually cost/what is the price range?
10. Has this issue ever been brought up in congress?
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Overall question: Why are so many people who have a need for prosthetic limbs unable to afford them?
ReplyDelete1. Why are they so expensive in the first place?
2. How can they be made cheaper for everyone?
3. Are there cheaper products available for people?
4. How high is the demand for prosthetic limbs?
5. How many people are unable to afford prosthetics that need them?
6. How many are produced during the year?
7. What are the names of the major companies that produce these prosthetic limbs?
8. How much does insurance usually help in paying for a prosthetic limb?
9. Around how much do they actually cost/what is the price range?
10. Has this issue ever been brought up in congress?
KENNY P-1
Police Officer:
ReplyDelete1. What are the requirements for becoming a police officer?
2. What are the most exciting/boring parts of the job?
3. Does a police officer receive good benefits?
4. Is the physical test a police officer has to pass difficult?
5. What is on the written tests given?
6. Is the training at the academy difficult?
7. Is it difficult to move higher in ranking?
8. Are there many controversies about “dirty” cops?
9. Are there a lot of situations where suspects aren’t treated the right way?
10. Which job is the least difficult on the force? patrol officer supervisor captain ect.
Alec Period-1
Should psychologists be able to give prescription drugs?
ReplyDelete1.)Why are psychiatrists allowed to prescribe drugs and psychologists aren’t?
2.)Do psychologists feel as though they should be allowed to prescribe drugs?
3.)Would a professor of psychology be able to prescribe drugs if a patient went to him or her?
4.)Are psychologists not allowed to prescribe drugs because they are not aware of the physical side affects the drug can have?
5.)Were psychologists always banned from prescribing drugs to their patients?
6.)Was there ever an incident in which a psychologist did prescribe a drug and something went wrong?
7.)Would a psychologist be able to prescribe a drug with the consent of a psychiatrist?
8.)Why aren’t psychologists taught more about medicine so that they become able to prescribe them?
9.)Who decides whether psychologists should be able to prescribe drugs or not?
10.)Is it punishable by law if a psychologist prescribes or tries to prescribe drugs?
Anja, Period 5
II. What I Want to Find Out
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: How has Science affected Christianity, and people’s beliefs?
There are several things that I need to learn in order to make this decision:
1. How has religion been questioned throughout history?
2. What has been the reaction to the questioning?
3. What are many philosophies on why Religion, and more specifically, the inclusion of a God or Godlike figure, has been widespread through history?
4. What unexplainable miracles have been noted have had credit given to religion in the modern day?
5. On the opposite end of the spectrum, what disasters have been caused in the name of Religion on the Modern Day?
6. Same as 4, expect instead of Modern Day past.
7. Same as 5, expect instead of Modern Day past.
8. A good understanding of the Progression of the Christian Religion through history.
9. Percentages of Christians and Athiests in USA, and other countries.
10. How views and opinions can vary between practitioners of the Christian faith.
Dan A, Period 1
Quetions:
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: Is is common to for youth to get Arthritis?
1. What are different types of Arthritis?
2. What is the most common age for someone to get Arthritis?
3. What are the statistics for cases where youth get Arthritis?
4. Is Arthritis hereditary?
5. What are treatments or medicines that people take for their Arthritis?
6. How much do these treatments cost?
7. What are symptoms of Arthritis?
8. What is the mostsuccessful treatment?
9. How close are they to finding a cure?
10. How long have scientist been looking for a cure?
Bridget per.5
Overall Question: What is so controversial between evolution and religion?
ReplyDelete1. What is the percentage of scientists that believe whether or not evolution occurred?
2. Does evolution conclude that there is no God?
3. What does survival of the fittest have to do with this controversy?
4. Can a species be mutated through evolution?
5. Can evolution among humans be proved?
6. How do evolution and religion collide?
7. Is there really a connection between monkeys and humans?
8. What importance does the Scopes monkey trial have?
9. Can evolution develop “smart” diseases?
10. When was evolution first recorded, and in what form?
Cameron P1
Overall question: How might the kids react when they see their mother doing all the chores and because of that the kids can’t go to school either?
ReplyDeleteWhat I Want to Find Out:
1.Don’t the women feel frustrated?
2.How do they handle being so pushed again?
3.Why doesn’t the husband say anything to his mother for treating his wife like that?
4.Why doesn’t anyone think that women can get better education and do great things?
5.Doesn’t a woman have rights to prove that they are as strong as men?
6.As of now women are successful in every category, don’t the Nepalese women have those rights to full fill their dreams?
7.Do all the women have medical care?
8.Are women forced to marry or can they marry by their own choice?
9.How women in poor places are getting to know different places?
10.Are they ever going to be independent?
Kriti, period 7
Overall question: Who are the major people and what did they put into the development of immortality?
ReplyDelete1.Who first thought of immortality?
2.What was the reaction of the people who found out they were doing this?
3.Did more people try to figure it out when they heard of it?
4.What was the motivation behind all the people to find immortality?
5.What was their families’ reaction?
6.When did they start looking into it?
7.How long did they look into it?
8.How long did they live?
9.What were each of their findings and contributions?
10.Why did these people want to find immortality?
Molly, Period 7
Overall Question: what types of everyday things can really cause cancer? Is all the talk about cell phones and other things causing cancer really true? what's a myth and what's not?
ReplyDelete1. What causes cancer (in your body, as in what happens to your cells)
2. What is the connection between the different things like cell phones and microwaves that supposedly cause cancer?
3. If my mom had cancer, how likely am I to get cancer?
4. Am I more likely/less/doesn’t matter likely to get it since she got it after I was born?
5. Which types of people (race/gender/age) are more likely to get cancer?
6. How many different types of cancer are there?
7. Are the different types all caused by different things? Or, if you talk on a cell phone (if the cell phone theory is true,) is there a certain type of cancer that you’re more likely to get?
8. What makes a disease cancer? What traits does your disease have to have in order for it to be called a cancer?
9. What gains have scientists gotten in the last few years, and in the last few decades, for the cure/treatment of cancer?
10. What type of information/would scientists need in order to find a cure for cancer?
lauren, p1
Overall Question: Has it been scientifically proven that there is such a thing called "The Sixth Sense?"
ReplyDelete1. Can people exercise their sixth sense?
2. Is everyone born with a sixth sense?
3. Can you develop one later in life?
4. How do you know when you are using it?
5. Does everyone have it?
6. Why/How do we have a sixth sense?
7. Should it be considered as a liability or an asset?
Alice
Period 7
(Updated post)
ReplyDeleteOverall question: How does "The Things They Carried" portray the Vietnam War?
1. When did the war start?
2. When did it end?
3. Who/what caused the war?
4. What was Vietnam's view on the war?
5. What was America's view on the war?
6. How did the war affect the soldiers?
7. How accurately does "The Things They Carried" present the war?
8. Who ended up winning the war?
9. What did the war teach us about the importance of preserving peace on Earth?
10. How can we prevent future wars from occurring?
Corey Wells
Period 7
Cerebral Palsy
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: What happens to the body over time when you have Cerebral Palsy
1. Is there a cure for Cerebral Palsy?
2. What parts of the brain are affected and what happens that causes brain damage?
3. What is the average age to which a person with cerebral palsy can live up to?
4. Are there any specific body parts that get affected, physically handicapped? Or can it happen anywhere?
5. Can Cerebral Palsy possibly be a genetic disorder if the person effected decided to have children?
6. Can a person with Cerebral Palsy have children?
7. What types of symptoms, or what types of cerebral Palsy are there, if any?
8. What are some other causes of cerebral Palsy?
9. What is the musculature of a person with Cerebral Palsy? What happens to their body and the parts of the body that are affected by this disease?
10. Do premature babies have a higher risk of getting Cerebral Palsy?
II. What I Want to Find Out
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: How is global warming affecting us and what can we do to help?
1. How can we control the climate change?
2. Are their ways to conserve energy that directly affect global warming?
3. How is it currently affecting animals?
4. How is it currently affecting people?
5. What are the main causes of global warming?
6. Will we be able to control it? How much effort will it take?
7. What will happen to the world if global warming continues on its course?
8. How are we trying to solve this problem today?
9. What does the government plan on doing to help this problem?
10. What evidence to people have to deny global warming
krista per 1
Alcoholism-How does alcoholism start, is that person born with that Gene, or does it devolop?
ReplyDelete1.How serious is this disease?
2.How is it cured?
3.Can it be passed on to Children from Parent?
4.How extensive is the damage?
5.Where can someone get help with this problem?
6.How long does it take to cure this diesease?
7.How can a family help the person?
8.How many people have this disease?
9.Are there alternative things to do t help alcoholics?
10.Why do they feel they need alcohol?
Emmett p.1
Overall question: Where is the best place in Spain to study abroad?
ReplyDelete1. Is it better to study with a host family or at a University?
2. How long should I stay and study?
3. What location in Spain is the most populated?
4. Where can I go to practice my Spanish with natives?
5. What landmarks should I make sure that I visit before I leave?
6. How much money will the entire thing cost?
7. Would I be able to work with Spanish children who are trying to learn English?
8. How would I be able to stay in contact with my family?
9. Would I get school credits for doing this?
10. Are there other people who would be doing the same thing I am that I could talk with?
Heather, Period 7
Overall Question:
ReplyDeleteWhen the war is over, will the gas prices decrease, or stay very high still?
1. Why does the war increase the prices?
2. If they keep increasing, will people still pay?
3. Will the state take charge?
4. WIll people stop driving?
5. What is the real cause why the gas prices need to be increased?
6. Will individuals stop driving their cars because they cant afford it?
7. How is it effecting the economy?
8. How many companies have some up with different gases for cars?
9. What could be the alternative?
10. What are people doing to curve their gas ussage? like coasting as well, or save gas?
Courtney. Period 3
1.what are the most controversial methods of curing cancer?
ReplyDelete2.what are the most controversial methods of researching cancer?
3.what are the mot popular ways of curing cancer or at least trying to cure cancer?
4.when was this didease first discovered and accepted?
5.who are th leaders in cancer research companies and doctors?
6.what is the difference between the different type of tumors.
7.how does luekemia differ from all theother types of cancer?
8.why is it that different types of animals are more prone to getting cancer?
9.how does cancer spread and work?
10.what new things are doctors looking at to treat cancer?
Luka
Botany, Hallucinogenic plants that can cure deseases
ReplyDelete1.What plants can be used?
2.Are they dangerous?
3.Where can they be found?
4.How helpful are they?
5.If they help, why are they illegal?
6.Wich of them are illegal?
7.What are the effects?
8.Are they harmful?
9.Are they legal in any countries?
10.Can i wat them?
Beatrix
Eat*
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: Do Vaccinations Or Other Things Lead To Childhood Autism?
ReplyDelete1.What are the chances of babies and young children getting autism after getting vaccinations?
2.What are the vaccinations that most likely lead to autism?
3.Can autism run in families, or be genetic?
4.In a comparison of countries with no vaccinations and the United States, what are the differences in percentage of children with autism?
5.Does if happen more in boys or girls?
6.Can autism be deadly?
7.What exactly happens when you have this disease?
8.Are there certain medications that can help?
9.If you get autism from something like a vaccination, can it be life long?
10.Are there certain things you can’t do or take when you have autism?
hm period 3
What is child abuse and what are it's affects?
ReplyDelete1 What is the “legal definition” of child abuse/is there a definition?
2 How does emotional or physical abuse affect the child socially?
3 Are there cases of permanent physical affects?
4 What percentage of children dies from abuse?
5 How are the majority of cases found out? (physical evidence?)
6 What percentage of parents who abuse or neglect their children have mental disabilities?
7 What percentage of cases are reported by teachers/who else?
8 Are there organizations to help stop child abuse and neglect?
9 What percentage of children receive therapy?
sh p4
1. Why do baseball players use steroids?
ReplyDelete2. How long did they take steroids?
3. What are the harmful risks of steroids use over a long period of time?
4. Are there facts showing steroid use always improves players abilities?
5. Who was the first person in baseball that used steroids?
6. What type of testing is there in the MLB?
7. Has any baseball players died from steroid use?
8. Is there information showing that MLB players started off using steroids in HS or college?
9. Do coaches know if there players use steroids and they don’t care?
10. Where do players get steroids?
Joe period 3
Pros and Cons of The Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine
ReplyDelete1. What are the affects of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine?
2. Are there any direct side affects that babies/young people may experience?
3. What part of the vaccine can cause Autism?
4. What are the pro of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine?
5. What are the cons of the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccine?
6. What was the increase in cases of Measles, Mumps, and Rubella over the past ten years?
7. When do/should children get immunized?
8. What are the views of people that don’t want to immunize their children?
9. What is The Measles, Mumps and Rubella Vaccine?
10. If children don’t get immunized are there chances that Measles, Mumps, Rubella can turn into a problem?
Julie, Period 3
1. Why would people even do this in the first place?
ReplyDelete2. What exactly happens to the baby if the mother smokes?
3. Is there a higher risk of the baby to be a smoker?
4. Can the baby get any diseases?
5. Is it most likely just young people?
6. Could it kill the baby?
7. How can you give up smoking right away if you are addicted?
8. What happens to the baby after it is born?
9. What does the nicotine do to the baby?
10. What is the best way to stop smoking because you’re pregnant?
*BF period 3
Overall Question: Does re-using plastic bottles give you cancer?
ReplyDelete1. Is there a chemical in plastic that causes diseases?
2. Is it all plastic bottles or just Poland springs?
3. Do plastic baby bottles give off chemicals?
4. What is in plastic to cause this?
5. Are there any people who have had a reaction to re-using plastic bottles?
6. What types of plastic bottles have this effect?
7. Does the bottle have to be heated for it to give off this chemical?
8. What could this actually do to a person in terms of sickness or disease?
9. Does it affect babies or younger children more than adults?
10. Do you have to take in a huge quantity of this chemical or bacteria for to even have affect on you?
AB* PERiOd 3
1.) What different kinds of things can it treat?
ReplyDelete2.) Is addiction a problem with this medicine?
3.) Are there any negative side effects?
4.) How expensive is it to produce this medicine?
5.) How much does it cost if prescribed? Covered by insurance?
6.) Would it lead to problems with people who use the drug illegally? Ex. If its’ legalized for medical purposes people may complain that it should be legalized for recreational use.
7.) How long does it take to produce the medicine?
8.) What kind of people would it not be rite for?
9.) How often would a user have to take the medicine?
10.) How long does a dose last?
1.) What different kinds of things can it treat?
ReplyDelete2.) Is addiction a problem with this medicine?
3.) Are there any negative side effects?
4.) How expensive is it to produce this medicine?
5.) How much does it cost if prescribed? Covered by insurance?
6.) Would it lead to problems with people who use the drug illegally? Ex. If its’ legalized for medical purposes people may complain that it should be legalized for recreational use.
7.) How long does it take to produce the medicine?
8.) What kind of people would it not be rite for?
9.) How often would a user have to take the medicine?
10.) How long does a dose last?
1.) What different kinds of things can it treat?
ReplyDelete2.) Is addiction a problem with this medicine?
3.) Are there any negative side effects?
4.) How expensive is it to produce this medicine?
5.) How much does it cost if prescribed? Covered by insurance?
6.) Would it lead to problems with people who use the drug illegally? Ex. If its’ legalized for medical purposes people may complain that it should be legalized for recreational use.
7.) How long does it take to produce the medicine?
8.) What kind of people would it not be rite for?
9.) How often would a user have to take the medicine?
10.) How long does a dose last?
II. What i want to find out
ReplyDeletethere are several things i need to find?
1. why nepali people think that boys are better than girls?
2. why people discrimination between boys and girls?
3.why Dalit people are not allowed to use the water taps reserved for the higher castes?
4. dont they have same red blood?
5. why Many Nepalese women are living a miserable life, are not educated, do not have access to health facilities and safe drinking water?
6. why girls are not allowed to go to school?
roji
period 3
Mirror Neurons
ReplyDelete1)Do they cause autism
2)Where are they located in our brains
3)Can we learn to control them
4)Do many people know about this discovery
5)Can they be isolated and researched more
6)How did scientists come to find out about these neurons
7)Can we learn to use them more
8)What animals have them
9)What do they help us learn
10)Are scientists continuing to research them now
Rachael
Drug Addiction?
ReplyDelete1. What leads a person to drugs: stress, family issues, friends/peers etc..?
2. How expensive is to become a drug addict?
3. Why become addicted?
4. Does anyone truly enjoy the life of being a drug addict?
5. What are the dangers of being a drug addict?
6. Is help available?
7. How expensive is rehab?
8. Does rehab work for everybody why or why not?
9. What if any is the most addictive drug?
10. What and how severe are the affects on the people who are around, and who love and care for drug addicts?
Amanda Period 5
For my research project I am going to research hemp. I chose hemp because I feel hemp should be a resource that many people should start thinking about using. I think many people should start using this as a resource because the hemp plant can create many good resources such as HEMP, PAPER, WOOD, FIBER, STRING,OIL. The hemp plant also has a rapid rate of photosynthesis which is great for the ozone layer and getting rid of pollution.
ReplyDeleteTim fennel
Period 5
1. What is the cost of having your baby designed?
ReplyDelete2. Are there genetic defects that can occur?
3. What options are there available to choose abour your baby?
4. What are the chances that the baby will actually turn out how you like it?
5. What are the doctor’s opinions on doing this?
6. How many parents have actually gone through with it?
7. How does the public feel about this topic? Illegal? Ethic?
8. How safe is it?
9. Where can this be done?
10. What are the long term affects.
Ally, Period 7
Overall question: if there any type of cancer that can be passed through genetics.
ReplyDelete1. Why do some people refuse to do chemotherapy?
2. What is the life expectancy if they can’t treat your cancer?
3. Is there a certain age group that gets cancer?
4. Can it be genetically transmitted?
5. What is the percentage of people who lived and died?
6. Who founded the chemotherapy?
7. How long does chemotherapy take?
8. What’s the percentage of females to males that develop cancer?
9. Is there any type of cancer that can be treated?
10. How does cancer affect the rest of the body?
Overall question: Is there a genetic link with different cancers and if so which cancers have the strongest genetic link
ReplyDelete1. Why do some people refuse to do chemotherapy?
2. What is the life expectancy if they can’t treat your cancer?
3. Is there a certain age group that gets cancer?
4. Can it be genetically transmitted?
5. What is the percentage of people who lived and died?
6. Who founded the chemotherapy?
7. How long does chemotherapy take?
8. What’s the percentage of females to males that develop cancer?
9. Is there any type of cancer that can be treated?
10. How does cancer affect the rest of the body?
Jordyn period 8
Anorexia
ReplyDelete1.) What causes it?
2.) What are all the ways to recover from it?
3.) Are there any ways to prevent it?
4.) If there are ways how can it be prevented?
5.) Can a person recover from it fully?
6.) What goes through peoples minds while they have it?
7.) Are they aware at the time they have a disorder?
8.) What’s the percentage of people that die from it?
9.) What are the symptoms?
10.) what is the first step to help someone recover from it?
Diana P:8
Overall Question: What are the effects, both positive and negative, of genetically modified foods?
ReplyDelete1. What exactly are genetically modified foods?
2. Generally, what types of foods are genetically modified?
3. How is the process conducted?
4. What are the reasons for genetically modifying foods?
5. What are the health benefits, if any, of genetically modified foods?
6. What are the environmental benefits of genetically modfied foods?
7. Are there any health risks to consuming genetically modified foods?
8. How can we tell if a food has been genetically modified?
9. Are the foods we eat at our grocery stores, genetically modified foods?
10. What are some possible alternative methods to aid in crops, other than genetic modification?
-Alexa, Period 7
1. Who came up with NAFTA?
ReplyDelete2. About how many people in North America does it affect negatively?
3. What would other countries be like if these companies didn't hire their citizens?
4. Which companies have used this in order to make cheaper labor?
5. What is NAFTA exactly and what was it originally intended to do?
6. Are there any protests being done against it?
7. How long hasit been around for?
8. Who named it?
9. How many people are left jobless?
10. How much more money do these companies make by hiring workers in foreign countries?
Ryan V
Period 1
My Topic: Gambling In Sports
ReplyDelete1. Why do people gamble?
2. How much do they bet on games?
3. Do they gamble often?
4. Does it affect the way they live?
5. If they play or ref does it affect the way they play or ref?
6. Does it interfere with their life?
7. Who do they gamble with?
8. Do they lose a lot of money gambling?
9. Does gambling affect their family?
10. Where do they go to gamble?
Gurjinder per. 3
My Topic: Gambling In Sports
ReplyDelete1. Why do people gamble?
2. How much do they bet on games?
3. Do they gamble often?
4. Does it affect the way they live?
5. If they play or ref does it affect the way they play or ref?
6. Does it interfere with their life?
7. Who do they gamble with?
8. Do they lose a lot of money gambling?
9. Does gambling affect their family?
10. Where do they go to gamble?
Gurjinder per. 3
1. What specific genetically engineered foods are linked to obesity
ReplyDelete2. Is this an occurring issue in other countries
3. What stores should people buy foods and produce that haven’t been genetically engineered?
4. Are the preservatives in packaged food linking to obesity?
5. Are certain supermarkets decreasing their importing of genetically engineered foods because of his problem?
6. Is meat another form of genetically engineered food?
7. Do many companies and people know about this issue?
8. Are people better off eating foods that aren’t genetically engineered?
9. Are schools serving these genetically engineered foods to students?
10. Are cheese and milk genetically engineered?
General question- Are genetically engineered foods imported to the U.S. connected to obesity.
What I Want to find out: foster homes
ReplyDelete1. How does this system work?
2. How many children are put into foster homes every year?
3. Why are most children put into foster homes?
4. What do the ages range from?
5. How does this affect the foster kids?
6. Are these homes always safe?
7. Are the parents in the program for the money? Or do they actually want to help children in need?
8. What are the requirements to be a foster parent?
9. What percentage of foster kids return to their biological parents?
10. What are some common issues that kids in foster homes have?
Science of Psychology
ReplyDelete1. Does Consciousness exist?
2. What is consciousness?
3. What controls the human emotions?
4. Why are emotions triggered?
5. Is it possible to read a mind?
6. How does memory work?
7. Why do we lose our memory?
8. Is it possible to manipulate someone based on your actions and their reactions?
9. Are emotions and consciousness linked?
10. Why is a human brain more complex and mysterious than an animal’s?
James, Period 5
1. Where can you get medical marijuana?
ReplyDelete2. What diseases does medical marijuana treat?
3. What states allow the use of medical marijuana?
4. Is there a difference in medical marijuana and illegal marijuana?
5. Is there any danger in smoking medical marijuana?
6. How does medical marijuana help it’s users?
7. What are the side affects of medical marijuana?
8. Where is medical marijuana grown?
9. What would you use to smoke the medical marijuana?
10. How much THC is in medical marijuana?
John Giordano
Period 5
Questions
ReplyDelete1. Are any other universities planning on building a building similar to Kroon?
2. Why did Yale choose to make this a green building?
3. What materials are being used that make this building different from others?
4. Were special architects, carpenters etc. hired for this job?
5. Who determines if a building is considered ‘green’?
6. Will the cost of running this building on a monthly basis differ from the costs of an average building?
7. Who named the building, and why was the name chosen?
8. What is the plan for advertising the Kroon Building?
9. Where did the funding come from? Where there any sponsors? What were they? Why would they want to help fund this project?
10. Are there any specific permits required to build green?
11. How will the maintenance for this building differ from other buildings on campus?
12. When one will be inside the kroon building…will they be able to recognize they are inside a green building? How so?
Topic: Increasing injuries in competitive cheerleading.
ReplyDelete1. On average, how many injuries occur in the sport each year?
2. What has been the most serious injury?
3. Has there been any deaths?
4. Do more injuries occur in practice, or on a competition floor?
5. Do guardians often complain about the sport getting too serious?
6. Do coaches notice the rapid increase in injuries?
7. Are they taking precautions, or doing anything at all to fix the problem?
8. What is the change between the first couple years of the sport and now?
9. Were rules made to prevent injury?
10. Have people in the past quit because of damage done to their body?
II. What I Want To Find Out
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: What symbolism can be found in Dr. Seuss's books?
There are several things that i need to find out in order to make this decision:
1. What are some examples of symbolism in his books?
2. How does he feel about people saying this?
3. Is it true, was this what he ment?
4. do children notice it or just adults?
5. Why can they make a movie about the books if there are bad things in them?
6. how many book was this noticed in?
7. what has been done about it?
8. is there proof that its true?
9. when was it first noticed?
10. has it been taken to athorities?
Kristin, Period 7
Overall Question:
ReplyDeleteAre there any treatments or reasearch for the cure for M.S that are controversial in the medical field? If so what are they and why are they so controversial?
Emily, period 8
Topic : eating disorders
ReplyDeleteII. What I want to learn
1. What can cause it?
2. How is it diagnosed?
3. What are treatments?
4. How much is treatment?
5. What percent of people have it?
6. What are the chances of recovery?
7. What are the signs of this disorder that people show?
8. What other medical problems can this disorder lead to?
Overall Question:
ReplyDeleteShould NFL teams be more cautious about the effect concussions have on their players after football?
1.What happens during a concussion?
2.If not treated what are the long term concerns?
3.How many players become concussed over the course of the season every year?
4.What steps are teams taking to protect their players?
5.How much stronger can helmets be to prevent these types of injuries?
6.What diseases are more common in football players?
7.How many concussions can the average person withstand before brain damage occurs?
8.Is there an increased number in suicides along with Brain damage?
9.Is this present in all players who have suffered concussions or just a few?
10.What diseases are concussed players more prone to?
Brian period7
What is Free Running?
ReplyDelete1. What do you need to participate in Free Running?
2. Is it dangerous?
3. When did it start?
4. Who started it?
5. How many people are needed to do it?
6. Where did it start?
7. What is it all about?
8. Is it done in rural, urban, or suburban areas?
9. Where is it popular?
10. Why do it?
Overall Question: What is the most effective, scientifically validated treatment methodology for autism?
ReplyDelete1. What is autism?
2. How common is autism?
3. What are some possible causes for autism?
4. How is autism diagnosed?
5. Why is early intervention important in treating autism?
6. What is ABA therapy?
7. How does ABA compare to other methodologies?
8. What are some studies that validate ABA therapy as effective autism treatment?
9. What is my personal experience with a loved one with autism?
10. How can ABA therapy help a young person with autism lead a more productive, meaningful, and independent life?
Carter Period 7
Schizophrenia
ReplyDeleteOverall Question: How does schizophrenia affect lives of those with the disorder?
1.) How does schizophrenia affect those with the disorder?
2.) What is schizophrenia, exactly?
3.) How is schizophrenia diagnosed?
4.) What causes schizophrenia?
5.) Who does schizophrenia affect?
6.) What is the lifestyle of schizophrenics and how do they cope/how are they treated?
7.) What are the controversies or misconceptions of schizophrenia?
8.) What is the history of schizophrenia?
9.) Are there any cases of schizophrenia I can search to find more information about this disorder?
10.) How can schizophrenia be prevented?
Haleema, Period 1
Operating systems
ReplyDelete1.What is Windows Vista?
2.What are some problems with Vista?
3.What are some alternative OS (operating systems)?
4.How much will it cost to upgrade to vista or other operating systems?
5.How much longer will upgrades be offered of Windows XP?
6.What are benefits of other OS?
7.What are some common operating systems?
8.Will people be able to keep Windows XP?
9.Will everyone have to upgrade to vista?
10.Will people still be able to get XP discs?
Brendan period 7
1. How much does a base jumping parachute cost?
ReplyDelete2. How much does a wing suit cost?
3. On average, how many people die from base jumping in one year?
4. Where do you get a base jumping parachute?
5. Where did base jumping originate?
6. Who introduced acrobatics into base jumping?
7. Who really popularized the sport?
8. What should someone’s first jump be off of (Building, Antenna, Span, or Earth)?
9. What is the most reliable parachute company?
10. What is the most reliable wing suit company?
What I Want I Want to Find Out:
ReplyDelete1. How much schooling for each job is required?
2. What is the range of pay?
3. How flexible are the days to work?
4. Where are some places to work?
5. Are there different types of jobs inside the jobs?
6. How many hours are in a typical day?
7. Where at the best places to go to college for each job?
8. What are the benefits?
9. What personality traits are helpful for each job?
10. How many people are employed each year?
Kristin, Period 7
What I Want I Want to Find Out:
ReplyDelete1. How much schooling for each job is required?
2. What is the range of pay?
3. How flexible are the days to work?
4. Where are some places to work?
5. Are there different types of jobs inside the jobs?
6. How many hours are in a typical day?
7. Where at the best places to go to college for each job?
8. What are the benefits?
9. What personality traits are helpful for each job?
10. How many people are employed each year?
Kristin, Period 7
1. why did they just rebuild over the city, why not just knock it all down and build from scratch
ReplyDelete2.how were they able to rebuild over buildings that were several stories high
3.what was life like back then?
4. when was edinburgh founded?
5. what was the population like than and present day?
6. what are some ghost stories about old endinburgh and the vaults?
7. are any of the ghost stories valid?
8. what were some of the diseases/plagues back then?
9. how was life like for the povished and the wealthy?
10. what are other interesting events from underground edinburgh
-Madeline period 7
Overall Question: How does baseball rid the sport of steroids?
ReplyDelete1. How much do steroids cost?
2. What percentage of the players are taking steroids?
3. How do the players take the steroids?
4. Do the owners/managers/other players know who are taking steroids?
5. What will happen with records that have been broken or are held by players who have used steroids?
6. How many different types of steroids do the players use?
7. What is the main reason the players use steroids?
8. How do the players get the steroids?
9. How much of an advantage do steroids give you?
Overall Question: Will gas prices keep increasing and if not when will they start to decrease?
ReplyDelete1. Why do gas prices keep increasing?
2. What is the reason for gas prices increasing?
3. Where is our gasoline coming from?
4. Why are gasoline prices so different from one state to another?
5. Who sets the prices at the gas stations?
6. Why are retail gas prices so high?
7. What kind of effect does the war have on gas prices?
8. If the war ends, will gas prices go down?
9. Is there anything, we the people of the U.S can do to lower prices?
10. When a new president is elected into office, what kind of effect can they have on gas prices?
11. How long will it take before gas prices will decrease instead of increase?
Anthony