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Observation

Observation

Information collected with the senses

Evidence/Facts

Inference

Inference

A conclusion based on observations

Educated Guess/Assumption

Observation:1) I hear people screaming

Inferences:

?

Observation:1) I hear people screaming

Inferences:1) Something bad is happening

2) Someone is in trouble

3) Someone is having fun

4) Etc.

Observation:1) I smell cotton candy, popcorn, and hamburgers

Inferences:

?

Observation:1) I smell cotton candy, popcorn, and hamburgers

Inferences:1) I'm at a circus

2) I'm at a carnival

3) I'm at a movie

4) Etc.

Explicit

Explicit

Clearly stated

Implicit

Implicit

Indirectly/Not clearly stated

Why am I showing you this?

Observe the Explicit Surface

Infer the Implicit Depths

Look at these two sets of animal tracks.

In your notebook:

List 3 OBSERVATIONS

Make an INFERENCE

Tell me your observations and inference!

Now what do you think?

In your notebook:Make 3 OBSERVATIONS

Make an INFERENCE

Tell me your observations and inference!

Now what do you think?

In your notebook:Make 3 OBSERVATIONS

Make an INFERENCE

Tell me your observations and inference!

We do not make inferences to prove how clever weare.

We make inferences to help us draw conclusions and develop opinions about what we are observing.

When you draw a conclusion from something, you reach inside it and pull out the larger meaning or message. You decide WHAT THE WHOLE THING MEANS.

How can sharpening this skill help you in life?

How can sharpening this skill help you in life?

Solving mysteries

Figuring out if your friends are actually making fun of you rather than complimenting you

Figuring out if you should stay in a certain situation or get out of it immediately

Figuring out if your significant other has really started a new boxing class, or if they're actually cheating on you

Removing a paper jam from the copy machine at work

What are these people really trying to say?

(what is IMPLIED?)

"Your hair looks so much better today!"

"We'll keep your resume on file."

"Can't we just be friends?"

"You're not working to your true potential."

"No, really, I find this class totally fascinating!"

In your notebook:Make 3 OBSERVATIONS

Make an INFERENCE

In your notebook:Make 3 OBSERVATIONS

Make an INFERENCE

Answer the following question in your notebook:

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has hearts (love?) and a girl in a

thought bubble (girl friend?).

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has hearts (love?) and a girl in a

thought bubble (girl friend?). More likely he is going to meet

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has hearts (love?) and a girl in a

thought bubble (girl friend?). More likely he is going to meet his girlfriend

than the other guy.

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has hearts (love?) and a girl in a

thought bubble (girl friend?). More likely he is going to meet his girlfriend

than the other guy.

What conclusion can you draw from the above?

What different observation(s) about these 2 pictures allow you to make different inferences?

Why?

2nd picture has hearts (love?) and a girl in a

thought bubble (girl friend?). More likely he is going to meet his girlfriend

than the other guy.

What conclusion can you draw from the above?

The more evidence/observations you have, the more educated/accurate your inference will be.

Look only at the first two opening frames from “The Veil” on page 3

In your notebooks: List as many observations about the two

frames as possible.