Questioning makes the difference
Grades: K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
ENC#: ENC-031630
Publisher: Pieces of Learning
Date: 1990
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Subjects:
 | General education Creativity. Questioning. |
Resource Type: Professional development.
Abstract: This professional development book, suitable for all K-12 educators, offers rationales and strategies for the use of questioning as a method of instruction. The author intends for readers to be able to motivate their students, stimulate high level thinking, and enhance students' self-concept. Thus, the questioning strategies presented here favor in-depth thinking and reflection over recollection of facts. Examples of strategies include personification, what if/hypothetical questioning, and visual techniques, such as a constructing a mind map. The mind map is similar to a concept map in that students organize and visually construct relationships between ideas. Diagrams, examples of questions, and bulleted lists constitute a majority of the book's content, and the unifying metaphorical shape throughout the text is a triangle. Mathematics, social studies, and reading are specific disciplines for which the text provides concrete examples. (Author/AJC)
Pricing Information:
 | Description: 1 text (paperback) | Cost: $12.95 | ISBN: 978-0-9623835-3-3 | Order#: CLC0072 |  |
Publisher: Pieces of Learning Notes: Terms governing use and reproduction: Permission is granted to the buyer, one teacher, to reproduce student activity pages in limited quantities for students in the buyer's classroom only. Contributor(s):
 | Author: Nancy Johnson-Farris. |
Specifications: 1 text (80 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.)
Record Created: 12/27/2004 Last Modified: 06/08/2005
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