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