Good questionscollabanswers2
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This document outlines questions to ask students to encourage collaboration. It introduces an Edmodo group code 9999rl for posting questions, responses, and resources. It asks what kinds of questions are being asked, whether they are intuitive, reflective, or collaborative. It also asks what spaces students are being asked to create, what students are being asked to share, and says great questions must be asked of students and each other.
Good questionscollabanswers2
- 1. Asking Good Questions and Getting Collaborative Answers Ben Wilkoff 10.21.2010
- 2. This is not a presentation. This is a conversation.
- 3. Our group code on http://edmodo.com is 9999rl Post questions, ideas, responses and resources.
- 4. What kinds of questions are we asking?
- 8. Where do they live?
- 9. What are we asking students to do?
- 10. Draw *Don’t worry, I was born and raised in Ohio
- 11. Note
- 12. Comment
- 13. Present
- 14. Collect Data
- 15. What spaces are we asking students to create?
- 16. Spaces to Write and collect (Everything)
- 17. Spaces to Claim Ownership
- 18. Spaces to Insert (Everything)
- 21. What are we asking students to share?
- 22. Template
- 23. Links
- 24. Folders
- 25. Files
- 26. Published Works
- 27. We must ask great questions of our students and of one another.
- 28. Ben Wilkoff @bhwilkoff 303.720.6269 http://learningischange.com
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