=======Reflections========
**Student 1**\\
Learned: How fabric affects how much light is reflected\\
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**Student 2**\\
Learned: New terms like angle of incidence and angle of reflection\\
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**Student 3**\\
Learned: About the light sensor and how it works\\
Wants to Know: Who will be looking at our websites?\\
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**Student 4**\\
Learned: You can learn a lot through the natural curiosity of people\\
Wants to Know: How you can create a straight line on a graph measuring lux\\
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**Student 5**\\
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Wants to Know: Is the light still traveling in a straight path to objects, or can objects be absorbing some of the light?\\
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**Student 6**\\
Learned: Color may not always be the most reflective (example: yellow and pink weren't very reflective)\\
Wants to Know: I'd like to experiment with glass bottles.\\
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**Student 7**\\
Learned: \\
Wants to Know: Why do colors make such a big difference in how light is reflected?\\
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**Student 8**\\
Learned: Light changes a lot\\
Wants to Know: How strong does a light have to be so that we could see it reflected from the table?\\

**Student 9**\\
Learned: Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection\\
Wants to Know: How using different textures would change our graph\\
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**Student 10**\\

Learned: "Reflectivity" in smooth surfaces\\
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**Student 11**\\
Learned: Angles with the mirror and flashlight\\
Wants to Know: If you organize materials lightest to darkest, could you design how your graph looks?\\
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**Student 12**\\
Learned: Colors and texture both affect how light is reflected\\
Wants to Know: Why does color affect how light is reflected?\\
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**Student 13**\\
Learned: About open exploration\\
Wants to Know: I want to experiment using more textures\\
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