2. Questions Teachers spend 35-50% of their instructional time asking students questions Ask me a question, S. Black Association of School Board Journal, Apr, 2001.
3. Questions Questioning is 2 nd only to lecturing as a common teaching method Ask me a question, S. Black Association of School Board Journal, Apr, 2001.
4. Questions Much of the time teachers devote to questioning doesn’t help students learn Ask me a question, S. Black Association of School Board Journal, Apr, 2001.
5. Developing Skills Discussion and Asking Questions Facilitating Group Discussion Asking Questions Click to Learn More Click to Learn More
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10. Developing Cognitive Conflict Compare student explanations Feign surprise at either a faulty or correct explanation Pose an impossible event implied by a student’s position Establish an expectancy for an outcome that testing will not support Ask for supporting evidence of a rote answer Accept all responses until two conflicting ones emerge Return to previous slide Cognitive Conflict = moment of disagreement This is a moment to be cherished to help students seek resolution and develop problem solving skill
11. Inquiry Skills Observing Inferring Verifying Hypothesizing All based on experiences in the “field/classroom” Return to previous slide
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36. References Ask me a question, S. Black Association of School Board Journal, Apr, 2001. Michigan Model for Comprehensive School Health Education (2003). Trainer’s Toolkit EMC, Mt. Pleasant, MI FAST, Foundational Approaches in Science Teaching, 2 nd Ed. Instructional Guide (1992). Donald B. Young, Francis M. Pottenger III. CRDG, Honolulu, HI. Contact: Schutmar@gvsu.edu
