Exit Interview

Please be advised.  The senior team will not conduct any exit interview in which the student has not turned in a passing research count and completing this blog.  In addition, you are expected to dress as you would for a job interview.

Content:

(1) What is your essential question, and what are your answers?  What is your best answer and why?

•  What is the most important factor to make a new animal at ease in a shelter? I chose my 3rd answer as my best answer because I feel like having a leader can keep the person or animal in balance.

(2) What process did you take to arrive at this answer?

• I discovered my question through constant volunteering at shelters. (Observations.)

(3) What problems did you face?  How did you resolve them?

• I faced problems with research. Sometimes it's hard to find research  based on specific things such as finding room for an animal to stay in. But then again you have to be open to many more sources.

(4) What are the two most significant sources you used to answer your essential question and why?

• PDF'S and either articles or blogs written by Nathan Winograd who is an animal rights activist.

Be prepared with evidence and specific examples to support any response.  It is also significant to cite sources as you explain.