Inquiry and Asking Questions
Đã giới thiệu| English | Ý nghĩa |
|---|---|
| inquiry/ɪnˈkwaɪəri/ | inquiry: khám phá |
| sustained investigation/səˈsteɪnd ɪnˌvestɪˈɡeɪʃn/ | sustained investigation: nghiên cứu liên tục |
Start by asking
- In AP Art and Design, making begins with inquiry 探究 — asking questions.
- Those questions guide a sustained investigation 持续探究 over time.
- This is Big Idea 1: investigate materials, processes, and ideas.
In AP Art and Design, making begins with...
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Making begins with inquiry — questions that guide investigation.
An in-depth, question-driven study of materials, processes, and ideas over time is a ____ investigation.
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A sustained investigation develops over time, guided by inquiry.
What a good question does
- Questions can be simple — who, what, when, where, why, how, what if, and why not.
- Investigation includes perception, curiosity, examination, and discovery.
- A question drives you to research, test, and make.
The inquiry cycle of a sustained investigation
A strong inquiry question or not?
Sort each as a good inquiry question or not really an inquiry.
Select all things investigation includes.
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Perception, curiosity, and discovery are investigation; thoughtless copying is not.
Match each term to its meaning.
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Inquiry = questions; sustained investigation = study over time; evolve = change.
Questions evolve
- Questions evolve: early questions lead to new questions as the work develops.
- You do not need the perfect question at the start.
- Documenting your questions becomes a resource for your portfolio.
Your guiding questions must stay exactly the same from start to finish.
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False. Guiding questions are expected to evolve as the work develops, and a changing inquiry is valued.
A sustained investigation is driven by a question, not a fixed plan or a single style. Do not decide everything up front — start with a genuine question and let it evolve as you make. The evolution of your inquiry is exactly what AP readers reward.
A student starts with "How can I show the passing of time?" Early works try clocks and shadows; that leads to a new question, "What does memory look like?" The inquiry has evolved — and that visible journey is the heart of a strong sustained investigation.
Making begins with inquiry — asking questions that guide a sustained investigation. Good questions can be simple, and they evolve as the work develops. Documenting your questions is a resource for the portfolio; the evolving inquiry is what readers reward.
Write from a question about folding
- One student writes How does folding change a portrait.
- Another writes I like faces.
One note says How does folding change a portrait. Another says I like faces. Which one can guide an inquiry, and why?
A question gives the work something to find out.
Which note can guide an inquiry?
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The folding sentence asks something the student can test. The other sentence does not.