Review the entry event document and think about how someone in your position would tackle the challenge it describes. Use this information to answer the questions before your first class or team meeting. Questions
1. What role will you or your team will take on as you complete the project? In other words, what type of professional would typically perform the task outlined in the entry event document?


2. Who is your target audience for this project? The target audience varies depending on the project and scenario. Who would be most interested in what you learn and share in your final project?

Kids and parents between the ages of 5-40.
3. What do you already know about the problem described in the entry event? List at least three facts you’ve learned from the entry event document.


4. What do you need to know to complete the task assigned to you? List at least three questions you will need to answer as you complete your project.

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5. Choose three keywords or phrases that you could use to locate useful information about the topic of your project.

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6. What do you think you need to do first to get started on this project? Propose three tasks that you or your group can use to begin.

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7. In your own words, what is the driving question you must answer to complete this project successfully? If you’re not sure how to respond, try rephrasing the question you need to answer to include your role and target audience.

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8. What questions do you have about what you need to do?

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