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Page 1: Drawing Conclusions: Inference Graphic Organizer

AICE A LEVEL THINKING SKILLSChapter 8: Drawing Conclusions: Inference

As you read through the chapter, use your metacognitive skills to take notes and capture your thoughts on this graphic organizer. Your topics are already selected for you and your task will be to select the relevant details and add your personal reflections. For the “It Says…” column, you can use phrases or sentences directly from the text. In the “I Say…” column, write how you interpret or will apply the concepts in the phrases or sentences you selected. Your work will be reviewed and returned to you. Attach it to your interactive notebook.

Topics It Says… I Say…Drawing Conclusions

Jumping to conclusions

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Cause and correlation

Page 2: Drawing Conclusions: Inference Graphic Organizer

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