Teaching and learning cannot happen without questions. Inquiry is the offspring of curiosity and creativity. Questions are incredibly powerful tools that open the world up. In the age of Google, the way we teach needs to change and students need to be reconnected with their early childhood curiosity. Let's put that control back into kids' hands by teaching them to question better. The Power of Questioning will help you to make students partners in their own learning.
Teaching and learning cannot happen without questions. Inquiry is the offspring of curiosity and creativity. Questions are incredibly powerful tools that open the world up. In the age of Google, the way we teach needs to change and students need to be reconnected with their early childhood curiosity. Let's put that control back into kids' hands by teaching them to question better. The Power of Questioning will help you to make students partners in their own learning.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Starr Sackstein, Nationally Board certified teacher puts students in charge of the learning. Author, blogger and constant learner, Sackstein is invested in creating a world where questions don't have to be answered, they just need to be explored with the understanding that anything is possible.
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Dedication Foreword-Mark Barnes Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Setting the Stage for Inquiry and Self-Exploration Letting Go of Control Creating a Culture of Learning Learning is More than Being Right Empowering Students Through Learning Conversations Chapter 2: Understanding Bloom's Taxonomy When Teaching Questioning Skills What is Bloom's Taxonomy? How can Bloom's Taxonomy be used as a Framework for Teaching Questioning? Chapter 2 Additional Resources Chapter 3: Dissecting Questions How Can We Break Apart Questions for a Deeper Understanding of What is Being Asked? Why Should Students be Able to Dissect Questions to Further Learning? How Can These Skills be Applied to Classes Across Content to Deepen Learning? Chapter 4: Building Questions Conceiving Questions to Map Authentic Learning Opened/Closed Questions for Surveying Material vs. Acquiring Depth of Knowledge Building Questions for Investigative Reporting - Fishbowl Activity Journalism in Context Chapter 5: Applying Questioning Skills to Content Learning Deeper Learning Happens When Students are Questioning Content Using Search Engines to Apply Questioning for Content Socratic Seminars as a Classroom Study Using Google Classroom to Elicit Discussion Chapter 6: Discovering Self Through Questioning The Questions People Ask About Themselves and Their Environments What Do the Questions We Ask Say About Who We Are? How Can We Harness Interest to Engage Students? Using Reflection Questions to Dig Deeper into Ourselves and Learning Chapter 7: Encouraging Continued Exploration and Conversation Where Does the Research Generate? Teaching Students to Question the Sources They Find Chapter 7 Additional Resources Final Thoughts About the Author
Dedication Foreword-Mark Barnes Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Setting the Stage for Inquiry and Self-Exploration Letting Go of Control Creating a Culture of Learning Learning is More than Being Right Empowering Students Through Learning Conversations Chapter 2: Understanding Bloom's Taxonomy When Teaching Questioning Skills What is Bloom's Taxonomy? How can Bloom's Taxonomy be used as a Framework for Teaching Questioning? Chapter 2 Additional Resources Chapter 3: Dissecting Questions How Can We Break Apart Questions for a Deeper Understanding of What is Being Asked? Why Should Students be Able to Dissect Questions to Further Learning? How Can These Skills be Applied to Classes Across Content to Deepen Learning? Chapter 4: Building Questions Conceiving Questions to Map Authentic Learning Opened/Closed Questions for Surveying Material vs. Acquiring Depth of Knowledge Building Questions for Investigative Reporting - Fishbowl Activity Journalism in Context Chapter 5: Applying Questioning Skills to Content Learning Deeper Learning Happens When Students are Questioning Content Using Search Engines to Apply Questioning for Content Socratic Seminars as a Classroom Study Using Google Classroom to Elicit Discussion Chapter 6: Discovering Self Through Questioning The Questions People Ask About Themselves and Their Environments What Do the Questions We Ask Say About Who We Are? How Can We Harness Interest to Engage Students? Using Reflection Questions to Dig Deeper into Ourselves and Learning Chapter 7: Encouraging Continued Exploration and Conversation Where Does the Research Generate? Teaching Students to Question the Sources They Find Chapter 7 Additional Resources Final Thoughts About the Author
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