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Tag: ready-made questions
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The Political Philosophiser – Free Resource
Discuss, Debate and Interrogate the Nature of Politics, Power and Freedom Viewed and Downloaded 6,000+ Times by Teachers Around the World 🎯 168 political philosophy questions that put the onus…
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The Ethicist – Free Resource
Train Your Focus on Moral Reasoning and Ethical Dilemmas Viewed and Downloaded 34,000+ Times by Teachers Around the World 🎯 168 ethical questions focussing on morality, moral reasoning, and issues…
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The Philosophiser – Free Resource
Get Your Learners Thinking About Life, The Universe and Everything in Between Viewed and Downloaded 34,000+ Times by Teachers Around the World 🎯 168 philosophical questions that challenge learners to…
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Let me do some of the work for you! 150 exemplar questions you can use as the basis of high-quality feedback right now, with little or no adaptation necessary
You can use questions as a type of feedback, although they do not work in the same way as traditional feedback. The sentence types make different demands on the individuals…
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How can you encourage your learners to think critically about the strategies they use in their learning? (including 25 ready-made questions for you to try)
Process Questions Process questions are exactly what they say they are. Questions that get learners thinking about the processes of learning. Here are twenty-five examples: And here are five ways…
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Twenty ready-made reflection questions that promote metacognition and help learners see their thinking as open to change
Reflective questioning asks learners to look at what they have done and to think critically about it. The aim is simple. To help learners assess and critique their own thinking,…
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Ninety zero-planning, good-to-go plenary questions that will get your learners instantly reflecting on their learning
90 Zero-Planning Plenary Questions Here are ninety questions you can use as plenaries. All are generic, referring to the lesson or to the learning. Therefore, they can all be used…
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Subject-specific stingray questions designed to turn your learners’ thinking on its head
Stingray questions pack a punch. They jolt or surprise learners. They might turn things upside down, remove familiar assumptions, or ask learners to think from a completely different persepective. You…
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Ready-to-Use Classroom Evaluation Questions for Primary and Secondary
These questions are ready-to-use. They are evaluation questions, based on the top level of Bloom’s Taxonomy. You can use the questions as part of verbal questioning or as written questions.…
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Ready-to-Use Classroom Synthesis Questions for Primary and Secondary
These questions are ready-to-use. They are synthesis questions, based on the fifth level of Bloom’s Taxonomy. You can use the questions as part of verbal questioning or as written questions.…