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Questioning builds more robust thinkers, who can think critically in contexts beyond our classrooms.

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To think more and have students come of up with their understanding and identify where misconceptions are happening.

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To think more and have students come of up with their understanding and identify where misconceptions are happening.

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It gets students to think deeper about situation and problems.
It also frustrates them, Muahahahahahahah!!!

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Questioning prompts students to think, but telling them only prompts them to memorize.

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information is everywhere...but where is wisd
om to be found

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Questioning is the equivalent of allowing kids to flip on their own mental light switch. 

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Questioning is the equivalent of allowing kids to flip on their own mental light switch. 

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Telling them is the equivalent of briefly flipping the lights on, and not allowing them to know where the switch is after the light goes out.

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It makes students think.

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Because the person doing the thinking is doing the learning.

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Allows student to have to think about an answer

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You learn more when you question and the student learns more when they have to think through the process.

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You learn more when you question and the student learns more when they have to think through the process.

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Gives the students a chance to think. Assess where they are.

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Questioning empowers the students to do the thinking. It gives credence to their voice.

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It yields the evidence you need for the student to progress and learn.

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Questioning forces them to think. Telling them is thinking for them

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It forces the student to answer their own questions.

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Telling goes in one ear and out the other