Questioning Styles and Strategies -

Questions are at the heart of teaching and learning. In fact, teachers may spend as much as 60% of their instructional time asking questions, listening to answers, and providing feedback. Studies over the past two decades have shown conclusively that effective questioning leads to significant gains in student achievement. Whats more, using a variety of questions to engage different styles of thought is one of the easiest and best ways for teachers to differentiate instruction.
Dr. Harvey Silver, founder of The Thoughtful Classroom, will guide you through four learning sessions that will help you develop more effective questioning practices for your classroom. For more information on Professional Learning Portfolio Series visit www.thoughtfulclassroom.com/ports

[@Physotrix]

Thank you. Often the challenge in my classroom is that students don't do the required reading, and when they're sharing, they would talk among themselves rather than listening and respecting other students.

[@brandonlamontcooper8141]

could be fun, being a teacher at times. smart children.

[@kyawsoenaing8378]

Thanks for the video. It is a great help to me.

[@manuelurdangarin]

Excellent ideas. Crystal clear and concise. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@TheRHeretic]

only one critique I'd offer, but it may have to do with the filming set up is that he didn't move around the class at all. Also, just a question, what's with the detective's overcoat? "Tonight, on Dateline" anyone?

[@sophiamaria1296]

Thanks for the sharing! You were much helpful! :)

[@aabcz]

Thank you ❤️