Lecture

Teaching without Telling: Questioning Strategies

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This lecture focuses on key skills for effective questioning in teaching, emphasizing the importance of clarity, language pitch, brevity, and encouraging responses. It covers strategies to activate student knowledge, contextualize questions, and engage in Socratic questioning to deepen understanding.

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