How To Get Rid Of Whole-Group Questions

Tired of Sounding Like, “Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?” Increase Learning With a Different Approach. As school resumes for the new semester, it is time to change your questioning style to reengage students. “What is the Magna Carta? Anyone? Didn’t anyone read the chapter? Come on, someone must know. You, in the front row, can you tell me what the Magna Carta was?” Educators for centuries have asked whole-group questions and waited for one or two students to answer them, but they are missing the real power of questions. The basis of whole-group questions is that the instructor is the center of attention, and all learners are supposed to listen and paricipate eagerly. Imagine flipping this scenario around and making the students the center of attention. That is where you can create learning power! Experienced educator Dr. Benjamin Johnson will show you strategies and techniques to focus on your students with brain-friendly questions. You will learn how to increase the learning of every st