1. Identify the relevant facts, include listing unknown relevant facts.

Begin by listing out in complete sentences (subject and verb) the facts of the case. It is okay if it seems like you are just copying from the case study itself. Your task here is to identify what the relevant facts are. For example, a case study might identify the driver and their vehicle in the following manner:

Officer Jackson was driving a police car, 13-year old Rudy was driving a red station wagon, and 32-year-old Janet was driving her sister’s SUV.

Depending on the case study itself some facts will be more important or relevant than others. For example, the age of the drivers or the types of vehicles may not be relevant in many cases, but in this case the fact that one driver is underage and one vehicle is a police car may be of significance.

Demo: List the Facts

Demo: List the Facts

Student Name

Assignment Name

List the Relevant Facts

Entire Class

Classroom Case Study

Known facts: When pulling out of parking space in a store parking lot Brad dented someone’s car. (will call this person “SO”) Ben is in a hurry to get home to help his daughter. Sam Would like to know: Was either Brad or SO parked poorly?

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Demo: List the Facts

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