Asking the right questions Discussion 3 (5315)

After overlooking each video provided for this week, I realized that asking questions is good but asking the right questions is great. The videos provided has giving me time to overlook and get a better understanding of how and what I can do to make my action research plan better by asking the right questions.

When comparing Wagner’s 7 survival skills for a successful learner to the 7 essential life skills by Galinsky they both hold valid points about how one should go about when dealing with both survival skills rather in school and in your daily life. Wagner’s 7 skills are geared for critical thinking, problem-solving, being able to access and analyze information as well as leading by influence just to name a few these few skills go hand in hand with Galinsky 7 essential life skills which are similar but focuses more on being able to help students navigate through life no it wont be easy but asking the right questions can get you on the right path.

No question is a dumb question if you don’t know then you ask and keep asking until you get the answer. One thing I found to be very helpful is having self control which plays a major role in survival skills and essential life skills by taking control over the situation in a positive manner and be more helpful than harmful basically it benefits you.

Galinsky, E., 2022. The Seven Essential Life Skills, With Ellen Galinsky | Big Think Mentor | Big Think. [online] Youtu.be. Available at: <https://youtu.be/SdIkQnTy6jA> [Accessed 6 July 2022].

Wagner, T., 2022. 7 Skills students need for their future. [online] Youtu.be. Available at: <https://youtu.be/NS2PqTTxFFc> [Accessed 6 July 2022].