01:00:02:08 01:00:04:17 A presentation of AIT. 01:00:09:03 01:00:11:18 § Let's go into the book § 01:00:11:18 01:00:12:28 § Jump in § 01:00:12:28 01:00:15:21 § Take a look § 01:00:15:21 01:00:19:08 § Let's go into the book § 01:00:35:06 01:00:36:03 >> Good morning. 01:00:36:03 01:00:37:09 >> Good morning, we're here 01:00:37:09 01:00:38:19 to turn in a lost dog. 01:00:38:19 01:00:39:18 >> Lost dog? 01:00:39:18 01:00:40:26 Okay, you want to go over there. 01:00:40:26 01:00:41:24 >> There? 01:00:41:24 01:00:43:17 >> Yes, that's right. 01:00:43:17 01:00:44:24 >> I still don't know why 01:00:44:24 01:00:46:14 we have to bring her here. 01:00:46:14 01:00:47:21 >> Honey, you know the rules. 01:00:47:21 01:00:49:09 We found her with no tags. 01:00:49:09 01:00:50:14 I wonder how many 01:00:50:14 01:00:52:06 of these fliers we handed out. 01:00:52:06 01:00:53:08 Maybe her owner 01:00:53:08 01:00:54:15 will find her here. 01:00:54:15 01:00:55:17 >> What if she doesn't 01:00:55:17 01:00:56:29 belong to anyone? 01:00:56:29 01:00:58:28 >> She has to belong to someone. 01:00:58:28 01:01:00:07 And if no one claims her 01:01:00:07 01:01:01:18 within a few weeks, they'll 01:01:01:18 01:01:03:08 have to put her up for adoption. 01:01:03:08 01:01:04:25 >> Then couldn't we...? 01:01:04:25 01:01:06:11 >> Malaika, don't even start. 01:01:06:11 01:01:07:19 You can't have a dog, 01:01:07:19 01:01:09:00 they're too much trouble. 01:01:09:00 01:01:10:25 >> But why? 01:01:10:25 01:01:12:08 >> They need vaccinations, 01:01:12:08 01:01:13:16 and that's expensive. 01:01:13:16 01:01:14:26 They shed hair everywhere. 01:01:14:26 01:01:16:14 And who's going to take her out 01:01:16:14 01:01:17:17 to use the bathroom 01:01:17:17 01:01:18:22 when you're in school 01:01:18:22 01:01:20:09 and dad and I are at work? 01:01:20:09 01:01:21:13 >> But...? 01:01:21:13 01:01:22:17 >> No, sweetheart. 01:01:22:17 01:01:24:17 They're too much trouble. 01:01:47:24 01:01:49:13 >> So, I read all these books 01:01:49:13 01:01:51:00 and things to help me answer 01:01:51:00 01:01:52:21 my questions about black holes, 01:01:52:21 01:01:54:04 but I don't know what to use 01:01:54:04 01:01:55:18 for my project. 01:01:55:18 01:01:56:19 >> Well, Trent, when you have 01:01:56:19 01:01:57:23 lots of information, 01:01:57:23 01:01:59:02 it can be hard to figure out 01:01:59:02 01:02:00:11 what's the best choice. 01:02:00:11 01:02:01:19 >> Mrs. Pingel, I have 01:02:01:19 01:02:03:08 the same problem. 01:02:03:08 01:02:04:15 >> You know, you two 01:02:04:15 01:02:07:13 just gave me a great idea. 01:02:07:13 01:02:08:19 Readers, come on over 01:02:08:19 01:02:09:28 to the carpet for a minute. 01:02:09:28 01:02:11:08 Let's talk. 01:02:11:08 01:02:12:14 You've all asked some 01:02:12:14 01:02:13:23 great questions to guide 01:02:13:23 01:02:14:24 your research. 01:02:14:24 01:02:16:01 But now some of you 01:02:16:01 01:02:17:18 are having trouble deciding 01:02:17:18 01:02:19:10 what materials are best to use. 01:02:19:10 01:02:21:16 That's a problem we all have. 01:02:21:16 01:02:23:09 So, I think it's time for us 01:02:23:09 01:02:24:27 to learn a new strategy 01:02:24:27 01:02:26:02 that might help. 01:02:26:02 01:02:27:07 >> What is it? 01:02:27:07 01:02:29:14 >> It's called evaluating. 01:02:29:14 01:02:30:29 >> Evaluating? 01:02:30:29 01:02:32:17 >> Evaluating means to make 01:02:32:17 01:02:34:09 judgments about what I read 01:02:34:09 01:02:36:06 and explain why. 01:02:36:06 01:02:37:25 Actually, we've been doing it 01:02:37:25 01:02:40:15 all year in our book talks. 01:02:40:15 01:02:41:18 >> We have? 01:02:41:18 01:02:42:24 >> Yeah, we have. 01:02:42:24 01:02:44:01 Let's take a look at some 01:02:44:01 01:02:46:18 of these book talk cards. 01:02:46:18 01:02:48:12 Let's see, I have Conlin's 01:02:48:12 01:02:50:16 and Kamilah's. 01:02:50:16 01:02:52:02 Conlin, tell us 01:02:52:02 01:02:53:16 what's on your card. 01:02:53:16 01:02:54:22 >> I read a comic book 01:02:54:22 01:02:56:17 and I gave it two stars. 01:02:56:17 01:02:57:27 >> Conlin, why'd you give it 01:02:57:27 01:02:59:03 two stars? 01:02:59:03 01:03:00:12 >> It made me laugh, but 01:03:00:12 01:03:01:24 I didn't give it three stars 01:03:01:24 01:03:03:05 because well, if you don't 01:03:03:05 01:03:04:19 know much about Robot Man, 01:03:04:19 01:03:06:11 you might not think it's funny. 01:03:06:11 01:03:07:22 >> So you noticed the importance 01:03:07:22 01:03:09:00 of prior knowledge. 01:03:09:00 01:03:10:11 And Kamilah, you read a poem 01:03:10:11 01:03:12:09 called "Alone on the Beach." 01:03:12:09 01:03:13:25 >> Yeah, the writing used words 01:03:13:25 01:03:15:01 that made me feel 01:03:15:01 01:03:16:14 like I was at the beach. 01:03:16:14 01:03:17:21 I could even smell it 01:03:17:21 01:03:18:27 and hear it. 01:03:18:27 01:03:20:15 I gave it three stars. 01:03:20:15 01:03:21:26 >> You both made judgments 01:03:21:26 01:03:22:28 about what you read 01:03:22:28 01:03:24:11 and explained why. 01:03:24:11 01:03:26:16 That's evaluating. 01:03:26:16 01:03:28:22 Let's look at it differently. 01:03:28:22 01:03:31:25 Who plays a musical instrument? 01:03:31:25 01:03:33:08 >> I do! 01:03:33:08 01:03:34:12 >> Okay, Lizzy, 01:03:34:12 01:03:35:18 what do you play? 01:03:35:18 01:03:36:23 >> The guitar. 01:03:36:23 01:03:38:02 My mom is teaching me. 01:03:38:02 01:03:39:11 >> Lizzy, why did you choose 01:03:39:11 01:03:40:24 a guitar? 01:03:40:24 01:03:42:19 >> Because it wasn't expensive, 01:03:42:19 01:03:44:00 and I love how it sounds 01:03:44:00 01:03:45:17 when my mom plays. 01:03:45:17 01:03:49:01 She's really good, of course. 01:03:49:01 01:03:50:22 >> Emmet, what instrument 01:03:50:22 01:03:52:07 do you play? 01:03:52:07 01:03:53:17 >> Well, I tried a few other 01:03:53:17 01:03:54:22 instruments, but I chose 01:03:54:22 01:03:55:29 a clarinet. 01:03:55:29 01:03:57:09 It's the right length 01:03:57:09 01:03:58:11 for my arm 01:03:58:11 01:04:01:01 and it fits my mouth. 01:04:01:01 01:04:02:16 >> Anything else? 01:04:02:16 01:04:03:29 >> Yeah, it's not too heavy. 01:04:03:29 01:04:05:10 And that's important because 01:04:05:10 01:04:06:18 some day, I want to be 01:04:06:18 01:04:08:02 in a marching band. 01:04:08:02 01:04:09:14 >> All right, the reasons 01:04:09:14 01:04:11:13 you just gave me for choosing 01:04:11:13 01:04:13:07 your musical instrument, those 01:04:13:07 01:04:17:15 reasons are called criteria. 01:04:17:15 01:04:19:19 We can use criteria to help 01:04:19:19 01:04:22:11 us evaluate when we read, too. 01:04:22:11 01:04:23:14 How can this help us 01:04:23:14 01:04:24:26 with our project? 01:04:24:26 01:04:26:02 >> Maybe we should make up 01:04:26:02 01:04:27:22 a list of criteria. 01:04:27:22 01:04:29:06 >> Yeah, then we can use them 01:04:29:06 01:04:30:14 to evaluate which materials 01:04:30:14 01:04:32:20 to use. 01:04:32:20 01:04:34:23 >> Okay, any ideas? 01:04:34:23 01:04:35:27 >> I do. 01:04:35:27 01:04:37:04 It should have information 01:04:37:04 01:04:38:13 I can use. 01:04:38:13 01:04:40:08 >> Okay. 01:04:40:08 01:04:41:13 >> Yeah, maybe it would have 01:04:41:13 01:04:42:20 new things that we don't 01:04:42:20 01:04:44:14 already know. 01:04:44:14 01:04:46:08 >> All right, anything else? 01:04:46:08 01:04:47:17 >> Sometimes, you don't know 01:04:47:17 01:04:48:22 if what you're reading 01:04:48:22 01:04:50:02 is even true. 01:04:50:02 01:04:51:10 >> That's called accuracy. 01:04:51:10 01:04:53:15 And accuracy is very important. 01:04:53:15 01:04:54:20 Remember that lesson we had 01:04:54:20 01:04:56:02 in the library on judging 01:04:56:02 01:04:57:14 whether or not a Web site 01:04:57:14 01:04:59:19 is reliable? 01:04:59:19 01:05:00:26 What other criteria 01:05:00:26 01:05:02:23 can we add to our list? 01:05:02:23 01:05:04:05 We came up with some great 01:05:04:05 01:05:06:03 criteria for choosing materials. 01:05:06:03 01:05:07:19 Now, let's try it. 01:05:07:19 01:05:08:25 We all have questions 01:05:08:25 01:05:10:03 for our research. 01:05:10:03 01:05:11:18 I have a question. 01:05:11:18 01:05:16:00 Is there life on other planets? 01:05:16:00 01:05:17:17 Now, which book would be 01:05:17:17 01:05:19:09 better to use, 01:05:19:09 01:05:21:10 thinking about our criteria? 01:05:21:10 01:05:23:06 Searching for Alien Life 01:05:23:06 01:05:26:17 or They Came From Centerfield? 01:05:26:17 01:05:28:16 >> Searching for Alien Life. 01:05:28:16 01:05:29:28 >> Why this one, Trent? 01:05:29:28 01:05:31:06 >> Because it looked like 01:05:31:06 01:05:32:22 it would be more accurate. 01:05:32:22 01:05:35:02 >> Okay, anybody else? 01:05:35:02 01:05:36:18 >> The other one might be fun, 01:05:36:18 01:05:38:21 They Came From Centerfield, 01:05:38:21 01:05:39:29 because it looks like 01:05:39:29 01:05:41:13 a made-up story. 01:05:41:13 01:05:42:29 But it probably wouldn't have 01:05:42:29 01:05:45:06 information we could use. 01:05:45:06 01:05:46:27 >> Yeah, it doesn't really fit 01:05:46:27 01:05:48:29 the project. 01:05:48:29 01:05:50:03 >> I agree. 01:05:50:03 01:05:52:14 I'll leave this list up 01:05:52:14 01:05:53:24 for you to refer back to 01:05:53:24 01:05:56:02 as you're doing your project. 01:05:56:02 01:05:57:12 >> I need something up-to-date, 01:05:57:12 01:05:58:15 and this book seems 01:05:58:15 01:05:59:20 kind of old. 01:05:59:20 01:06:00:27 They probably haven't even 01:06:00:27 01:06:02:07 discovered all the planets 01:06:02:07 01:06:05:29 back then. 01:06:05:29 01:06:07:16 Cool. 01:06:07:16 01:06:09:08 All right, this says last month. 01:06:09:08 01:06:10:27 It should be more accurate. 01:06:10:27 01:06:12:06 Cool, a diagram 01:06:12:06 01:06:13:28 of the solar system. 01:06:13:28 01:06:15:08 >> So, is evaluating 01:06:15:08 01:06:16:19 helping you, Malaika? 01:06:16:19 01:06:18:09 >> I think so. 01:06:18:09 01:06:19:28 These cards are fun to read, 01:06:19:28 01:06:21:16 but they don't have information 01:06:21:16 01:06:23:13 I can use. 01:06:23:13 01:06:24:20 But I'm going to use 01:06:24:20 01:06:26:06 this Web site. 01:06:26:06 01:06:27:25 The pictures are awesome. 01:06:27:25 01:06:29:04 And it's from NASA, 01:06:29:04 01:06:30:11 so they must be true. 01:06:30:11 01:06:31:15 >> Is it helping you 01:06:31:15 01:06:32:22 answer your question? 01:06:32:22 01:06:33:24 >> Definitely. 01:06:33:24 01:06:35:06 >> All right, sounds good. 01:06:35:06 01:06:36:08 I'm excited to see 01:06:36:08 01:06:37:10 what you come up with. 01:06:37:10 01:06:38:21 >> "A long time ago, Mars' 01:06:38:21 01:06:40:12 surface had liquid water, too. 01:06:40:12 01:06:41:29 Now, all the water 01:06:41:29 01:06:43:09 left on Mars is in 01:06:43:09 01:06:45:10 the frozen polar ice caps." 01:06:45:10 01:06:46:29 Well, humans do need water 01:06:46:29 01:06:48:04 to survive. 01:06:48:04 01:06:50:01 I wonder if they'll find any 01:06:50:01 01:06:52:14 other planets we could live on? 01:06:52:14 01:06:53:26 I would love to ride 01:06:53:26 01:06:55:02 in a rocket ship 01:06:55:02 01:06:57:09 in a tour of the planets. 01:07:00:10 01:07:01:11 Whoa! 01:07:01:11 01:07:03:16 I think I got my wish! 01:07:03:16 01:07:07:20 Where am I? 01:07:07:20 01:07:14:03 Oh, wow, I never imagined this. 01:07:14:03 01:07:17:17 It's so beautiful. 01:07:17:17 01:07:19:06 >> It is, isn't it? 01:07:19:06 01:07:20:18 >> Who said that? 01:07:20:18 01:07:22:02 >> I did. 01:07:22:02 01:07:24:17 >> A talking computer? 01:07:24:17 01:07:26:20 >> You've never seen one before? 01:07:26:20 01:07:27:20 My name is SAL. 01:07:27:20 01:07:28:21 >> SAL? 01:07:28:21 01:07:30:00 >> Yes, it stands for 01:07:30:00 01:07:32:05 Symbiotic Algorithmic Language. 01:07:32:05 01:07:33:19 >> Symbio...? 01:07:33:19 01:07:36:05 >> Just call me SAL. 01:07:36:05 01:07:37:20 >> I'm Malaika. 01:07:37:20 01:07:38:26 Where are we, SAL? 01:07:38:26 01:07:40:04 Are we lost? 01:07:40:04 01:07:41:08 >> Not lost. 01:07:41:08 01:07:42:23 We're in a solar system that's 01:07:42:23 01:07:45:05 many light years from Earth. 01:07:45:05 01:07:47:00 (loud crash) 01:07:47:00 01:07:48:09 >> What was that? 01:07:48:09 01:07:49:11 >> I think we've entered 01:07:49:11 01:07:50:16 an asteroid field. 01:07:50:16 01:07:51:20 I'll scan. 01:07:51:20 01:07:55:03 You take a look. 01:07:55:03 01:07:56:14 My scan reveals all functions 01:07:56:14 01:07:57:28 are normal. 01:07:57:28 01:07:59:05 >> Maybe for now. 01:07:59:05 01:08:00:10 What if we hit one of 01:08:00:10 01:08:01:21 the bigger asteroids? 01:08:01:21 01:08:02:23 >> I would definitely advise 01:08:02:23 01:08:03:26 against that. 01:08:03:26 01:08:04:29 >> I'll get us out of this. 01:08:04:29 01:08:06:20 I'm going manual. 01:08:06:20 01:08:07:18 >> Manual? 01:08:07:18 01:08:09:10 Wait, I think that... 01:08:09:10 01:08:11:04 >> Hang on, SAL! 01:08:18:00 01:08:19:07 >> Might I recommend page 22 01:08:19:07 01:08:22:03 of the Operating Manual? 01:08:22:03 01:08:23:05 >> Don't worry, SAL, 01:08:23:05 01:08:24:08 I have it completely 01:08:24:08 01:08:26:09 under control. 01:08:36:23 01:08:37:26 I think we're going 01:08:37:26 01:08:40:04 to make it, SAL. 01:08:40:04 01:08:41:12 (loud crash) 01:08:41:12 01:08:43:28 (alarms sounding) 01:08:43:28 01:08:45:12 Sal, what was that? 01:08:45:12 01:08:47:16 >> I'm scanning. 01:08:47:16 01:08:48:29 We took an asteroid hit. 01:08:48:29 01:08:50:15 The hull has been compromised. 01:08:50:15 01:08:51:19 >> What? 01:08:51:19 01:08:52:23 >> There's a hole 01:08:52:23 01:08:53:28 in the spaceship. 01:08:53:28 01:08:55:03 I'm afraid it's our 01:08:55:03 01:08:56:09 power source. 01:08:56:09 01:08:58:10 We're losing fuel. 01:08:58:10 01:08:59:23 >> So, what do we do? 01:08:59:23 01:09:00:28 >> We have five minutes 01:09:00:28 01:09:02:12 to pick a landing site. 01:09:02:12 01:09:03:18 My scan reveals two planets 01:09:03:18 01:09:05:13 equal distance ahead. 01:09:05:13 01:09:06:16 >> Do you know anything 01:09:06:16 01:09:07:18 about them? 01:09:07:18 01:09:08:23 >> Everything. 01:09:08:23 01:09:09:25 I'll display the information 01:09:09:25 01:09:11:10 on your view screen. 01:09:11:10 01:09:13:02 (computer beeping) 01:09:13:02 01:09:14:19 >> No, SAL, stop! 01:09:14:19 01:09:15:21 >> But you're going to need 01:09:15:21 01:09:17:14 information to make your choice. 01:09:17:14 01:09:20:15 >> Not too much information. 01:09:20:15 01:09:22:25 Okay, calm down. 01:09:22:25 01:09:24:03 What do you do when you have 01:09:24:03 01:09:26:00 too much information? 01:09:26:00 01:09:27:00 >> I don't know 01:09:27:00 01:09:28:20 I can never have enough. 01:09:28:20 01:09:30:05 >> Well, I'm not you, SAL. 01:09:30:05 01:09:32:05 Wait, what did we do 01:09:32:05 01:09:34:09 in class? 01:09:34:09 01:09:35:24 You choose criteria 01:09:35:24 01:09:37:23 to help you make a judgment. 01:09:37:23 01:09:39:00 >> Excellent idea. 01:09:39:00 01:09:40:05 We have four minutes 01:09:40:05 01:09:41:29 of fuel left. 01:09:41:29 01:09:44:08 >> Okay, what are the criteria 01:09:44:08 01:09:47:27 for a planet I should land on? 01:09:47:27 01:09:49:04 SAL? 01:09:49:04 01:09:50:02 >> At your service, Commander. 01:09:50:02 01:09:51:09 >> Display information 01:09:51:09 01:09:53:14 based on these criteria only. 01:09:53:14 01:09:54:29 Breathable air, 01:09:54:29 01:09:55:27 water, 01:09:55:27 01:09:57:25 friendly aliens, 01:09:57:25 01:09:58:26 good landing sites within 01:09:58:26 01:10:00:22 four minutes from here. 01:10:00:22 01:10:02:05 >> Scanning both planets. 01:10:02:05 01:10:03:08 Here is your data 01:10:03:08 01:10:06:17 for both planets. 01:10:06:17 01:10:09:04 Three minutes until shut off. 01:10:09:04 01:10:10:16 >> Thanks. 01:10:10:16 01:10:13:14 Hmm, Casia has breathable air. 01:10:13:14 01:10:15:01 So does Zenna 4. 01:10:15:01 01:10:17:13 Okay, Casia has water, 01:10:17:13 01:10:19:09 but it's frozen. 01:10:19:09 01:10:21:03 I could melt it, though. 01:10:21:03 01:10:23:17 Zenna 4 has only oceans. 01:10:23:17 01:10:24:27 Can you drink that, SAL? 01:10:24:27 01:10:26:15 >> Negative, Commander. 01:10:26:15 01:10:28:06 You can't drink sea water. 01:10:28:06 01:10:30:28 Then it has to be Casia. 01:10:30:28 01:10:32:15 Oh, no! 01:10:32:15 01:10:33:17 Casia's aliens: 01:10:33:17 01:10:36:05 really, really mean. 01:10:36:05 01:10:38:25 Zenna 4's aliens: friendly. 01:10:38:25 01:10:40:04 I don't know what to do. 01:10:40:04 01:10:41:06 >> Two minutes until 01:10:41:06 01:10:42:21 engine shut-off, Commander. 01:10:42:21 01:10:46:07 >> Casia has air and water, 01:10:46:07 01:10:47:29 but the aliens could be 01:10:47:29 01:10:51:07 a big problem. 01:10:51:07 01:10:54:15 What to do, what to do. 01:10:54:15 01:10:55:26 Wait, SAL, does it rain 01:10:55:26 01:10:57:22 on Zenna 4? 01:10:57:22 01:10:59:05 >> Yes, Commander. 01:10:59:05 01:11:00:16 Zenna 4 has one of the highest 01:11:00:16 01:11:02:22 average rainfalls anywhere, 01:11:02:22 01:11:05:00 even northern Seattle. 01:11:05:00 01:11:06:06 >> I can capture rain 01:11:06:06 01:11:07:15 and drink it. 01:11:07:15 01:11:09:15 >> One minute, Commander. 01:11:09:15 01:11:10:22 >> SAL, land on planet 01:11:10:22 01:11:13:10 Zenna 4 immediately. 01:11:13:10 01:11:14:15 >> Excellent choice, 01:11:14:15 01:11:15:21 Commander. 01:11:15:21 01:11:17:07 Please put on your seatbelt, 01:11:17:07 01:11:18:21 and do not unbuckle it until 01:11:18:21 01:11:23:25 we have come to a full stop. 01:11:23:25 01:11:25:14 Forty seconds, Commander. 01:11:25:14 01:11:26:25 >> Evaluating, 01:11:26:25 01:11:30:07 don't let me down now. 01:11:30:07 01:11:32:08 >> Thirty seconds. 01:11:32:08 01:11:34:00 Landing site detected. 01:11:34:00 01:11:35:07 Twenty seconds. 01:11:35:07 01:11:36:16 Stand by for landing. 01:11:36:16 01:11:37:27 Fifteen seconds. 01:11:37:27 01:11:41:04 Ten, nine, eight, 01:11:41:04 01:11:45:29 seven, six, five, four, 01:11:45:29 01:11:50:05 three, two, one, zero. 01:11:50:05 01:11:52:04 Touchdown. 01:11:52:04 01:11:53:17 Landing successful. 01:11:53:17 01:11:54:21 You may now move about 01:11:54:21 01:11:57:04 the cabin. 01:11:57:04 01:11:58:15 >> You've got to be 01:11:58:15 01:12:00:29 kidding me. 01:12:05:15 01:12:06:23 I hope they're friendly, 01:12:06:23 01:12:08:00 like you said. 01:12:08:00 01:12:09:16 >> Oh, yes, very friendly. 01:12:09:16 01:12:10:17 Maybe they can help 01:12:10:17 01:12:12:12 repair the ship. 01:12:12:12 01:12:13:27 >> Thanks, SAL. 01:12:13:27 01:12:14:28 >> For what? 01:12:14:28 01:12:16:10 >> For helping me to evaluate. 01:12:16:10 01:12:17:18 Because we're safe. 01:12:17:18 01:12:20:06 It works, it worked. 01:12:20:06 01:12:21:13 It worked! 01:12:21:13 01:12:22:15 >> What worked? 01:12:22:15 01:12:23:20 >> Evaluating. 01:12:23:20 01:12:25:00 >> Well, it's not working 01:12:25:00 01:12:26:08 for me. 01:12:26:08 01:12:27:17 Can you help? 01:12:27:17 01:12:28:24 >> Sure I will. 01:12:28:24 01:12:30:02 What's your first question? 01:12:30:02 01:12:31:09 >> How astronauts 01:12:31:09 01:12:32:20 go to the bathroom in space. 01:12:32:20 01:12:33:26 >> Cool question! 01:12:33:26 01:12:35:09 >> But I've looked through 01:12:35:09 01:12:36:15 all these books, and I can't 01:12:36:15 01:12:37:25 seem to find one that fits 01:12:37:25 01:12:39:02 the right criteria. 01:12:39:02 01:12:40:15 >> Well, it's good to preview, 01:12:40:15 01:12:42:08 but then you need to read it. 01:12:42:08 01:12:43:17 You really have to evaluate 01:12:43:17 01:12:44:23 while you're reading. 01:12:44:23 01:12:46:01 >> All right, let's try 01:12:46:01 01:12:48:03 this one. 01:12:48:03 01:12:49:07 I can use this, 01:12:49:07 01:12:51:00 and it's really interesting. 01:12:51:00 01:12:52:17 This is what a toilet 01:12:52:17 01:12:54:09 looks like in outer space. 01:12:54:09 01:12:55:20 You have to strap yourself in 01:12:55:20 01:12:56:26 before you use it. 01:12:56:26 01:12:59:16 Wow, this strategy really works. 01:12:59:16 01:13:00:24 >> Yeah, evaluating 01:13:00:24 01:13:02:23 is out of this world! 01:13:07:25 01:13:08:29 >> What did you want me 01:13:08:29 01:13:10:03 to see, honey? 01:13:10:03 01:13:11:03 Uh-oh! 01:13:11:03 01:13:12:12 >> Just give me 15 seconds. 01:13:12:12 01:13:13:20 >> All right. 01:13:13:20 01:13:15:21 >> I evaluated the dog situation 01:13:15:21 01:13:18:20 based on the criteria you set. 01:13:18:20 01:13:20:19 >> You what? 01:13:20:19 01:13:22:19 >> That's how we talk at school. 01:13:22:19 01:13:24:05 Anyway, you were worried 01:13:24:05 01:13:25:14 about Vet bills, 01:13:25:14 01:13:27:01 but I read in a brochure 01:13:27:01 01:13:28:13 from the Humane Society 01:13:28:13 01:13:29:26 that they give free shots 01:13:29:26 01:13:31:25 to all the dogs. 01:13:31:25 01:13:33:02 >> Uh-huh. 01:13:33:02 01:13:34:06 >> Next was shedding. 01:13:34:06 01:13:35:20 I read a book about dog care 01:13:35:20 01:13:37:12 that says dogs don't shed 01:13:37:12 01:13:38:24 that much if you brush them 01:13:38:24 01:13:40:10 every day. 01:13:40:10 01:13:41:18 >> And you're going to 01:13:41:18 01:13:43:01 brush the dog every day? 01:13:43:01 01:13:44:09 >> I will. 01:13:44:09 01:13:45:22 And finally, well, 01:13:45:22 01:13:47:10 I don't have a great answer 01:13:47:10 01:13:49:08 for this last criteria. 01:13:49:08 01:13:50:13 >> I see. 01:13:50:13 01:13:51:22 >> But I have some ideas. 01:13:51:22 01:13:53:02 You know how we like to visit 01:13:53:02 01:13:54:15 Mr. Jackson next door, 01:13:54:15 01:13:56:01 because he's all alone? 01:13:56:01 01:13:57:08 Maybe he would like to play 01:13:57:08 01:13:58:11 with our dog. 01:13:58:11 01:13:59:16 >> You've thought about 01:13:59:16 01:14:00:22 all my concerns. 01:14:00:22 01:14:01:26 Two-and-a-half stars 01:14:01:26 01:14:03:01 is pretty good. 01:14:03:01 01:14:04:06 I guess I can't argue 01:14:04:06 01:14:06:11 with that evaluation. 01:14:06:11 01:14:09:05 § Let's go into the book § 01:14:09:05 01:14:10:11 § Jump in § 01:14:10:11 01:14:12:19 § Take a look § 01:14:12:19 01:14:13:26 § When you've read it § 01:14:13:26 01:14:14:28 § Read it § 01:14:14:28 01:14:16:01 § Make a judgment § 01:14:16:01 01:14:17:03 § Defend it § 01:14:17:03 01:14:18:06 § Show why it's great § 01:14:18:06 01:14:19:17 § Evaluate § 01:14:19:17 01:14:20:22 § Is it scary § 01:14:20:22 01:14:21:21 § Or funny § 01:14:21:21 01:14:22:24 § Or descriptive § 01:14:22:24 01:14:23:28 § Or truthful § 01:14:23:28 01:14:25:02 § It's your turn to rate § 01:14:25:02 01:14:26:14 § Evaluate § 01:14:26:14 01:14:28:07 § Compare, contrast and judge § 01:14:28:07 01:14:30:08 § What you have read § 01:14:30:08 01:14:31:20 § Compare, contrast and judge § 01:14:31:20 01:14:33:20 § What you have read § 01:14:33:20 01:14:34:21 § Take a stand § 01:14:34:21 01:14:35:23 § And explain § 01:14:35:23 01:14:38:20 § what's in your head § 01:14:38:20 01:14:41:20 § Let's go into the book § 01:14:41:20 01:14:45:06 § Let's go into the book §