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August 26, 2015

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Five Question Techniques

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It’s very difficult to teach without asking questions. And it’s hard for students to focus, think on a higher level, and deepen comprehension and learning without the stimulation and integration of thinking that comes through answering questions. That’s why we continually ask students questions as we teach.

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