The Art of Asking Questions: How to Train Students to Ask Questions
Asking questions is an art form. As such it is a skill that is learned through practice and must be nurtured. Students that are taught how to ask questions become self-directed learners and have deeper more meaningful learning experiences. Speaker: Joshua Bean Recommended Grade Level: 6 - 12
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