Teacher: Why students need to ask questions

Teacher: Why students need to ask questions

Teacher: Why students need to ask questions
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Questions are the foundation for learning, and students should be encouraged ask more of them, according to Kasey Short, a middle-school language arts and social studies teacher in North Carolina. In this blog post, Short shares strategies to help build a culture of questioning -- and educational risk-taking -- in the classroom.

Edutopia online (11/5) 

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