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 Problem Solving --- a community problem
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The city of Chicago would like to get more recycling done and keep
down costs of recycling and trash collection.  Discuss this problem in
your groups.  In your journal, note your answers to the following
types of questions:
 \begin{enumerate}
 \item How would you approach the problem?
 \item What kind of data might you need to collect?
 \item How would you collect and analyze the data?
 \item What research question do you want to focus on?  (You might be
engaging in advocacy (making a case, for example, telling the
principal about something that needs to be done at the school) or
discovery (documenting a situation and using the data to learn
something, for example, determining if your food choices could be
improved or whether you always take an efficient route to activities).
 \item Why did you choose to collect the data you've suggested for this question?
 \item What can you confidently say based on this data?
 \item What perspectives will be left out based on your data?
 \end{enumerate}

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