ED:
But think about the way he really wants to know about where the ducks go in winter. He really won’t give up on that question. That's not fear. He has this innocence about
him, like a child. That's a question a child would ask, not an
adult.
FANIA:
I see what you're saying. It's like he's just aware enough of
where he stands between childhood and adulthood to try
to protect this innocent part of himself. But by doing so, he
behaves like a brat, which makes him not so innocent.
Which student is most clearly using evidence to support a conclusion?
AFania
BJae-Hoon
CEd
DGina
But think about the way he really wants to know about where the ducks go in winter. He really won’t give up on that question. That's not fear. He has this innocence about
him, like a child. That's a question a child would ask, not an
adult.
FANIA:
I see what you're saying. It's like he's just aware enough of
where he stands between childhood and adulthood to try
to protect this innocent part of himself. But by doing so, he
behaves like a brat, which makes him not so innocent.
Which student is most clearly using evidence to support a conclusion?
AFania
BJae-Hoon
CEd
DGina
