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Create sentence frames to help scholars construct responses.

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Create sentence frames to help scholars construct responses.

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based on genuine curiosity (engage them on subject)

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based on genuine curiosity (engage them on subject)

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Being clear and specific.

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Relevance to kids... how can questions relate to scholars' background knowledge

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Relevance to kids... how can questions relate to scholars' background knowledge

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Something that requires more than a one word response.

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To find out what students know and it allows for authenticity.

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To find out what students know and it allows for authenticity.

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Authenticity

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Being specific with what you want to find out.

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Make sure your questions are understandable.

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clear

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understanding how scholar is processing

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to allow them to pursue curiosity, which can make it more meaningful/relevant

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listening to the response and doing something with it

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listening to the response and doing something with it

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Rebecca

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it makes them engage with learning better

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it makes them engage with learning better

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More than just simple recall, make students think deeper

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not guiding thinking to expected answers

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not guiding thinking to expected answers

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Asking questions that have more than one answer/possibility

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Open ended questions

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Start question with, "In your opinion..."
Pose questions that don't have yes/no answers.

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I know that I'm guilty of it too, using questions to get information I want out of students. But what I really need to do is use questions to get students to think for themselves rather than look to me for answers.

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Don't put them in a spot in front of the class. Allow scholars to post their answers anonymously to the class, but set it up so you can view the login email address on your end
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