Question

recap - what are the three methods you will use tomorrow to make better observations?

Explanation:

Since the video is about "The Nature Journal Connection" and making better observations (likely in a natural science or observational learning context), common methods for better observations could be: 1. Using the "I notice, I wonder" approach (from the video title) to actively observe and question details. 2. Sketching or journaling observations (as John Muir Laws is involved in illustration/sketching for nature study) to record and analyze. 3. Taking time to focus on one element (like a plant, animal, or landscape feature) and studying it in detail, noting changes or characteristics. These methods align with nature journaling and observational science practices.

Answer:

1. Use the "I notice, I wonder" approach to actively observe and question details in the environment.
2. Sketch or journal observations (inspired by John Muir Laws' work) to record and analyze what I see.
3. Focus on one natural element (e.g., a plant, rock, or animal) and study it in detail, noting its characteristics and any changes.