Leading questions: Help students succeed by steering their questioning in the right direction

Fraser Scott

Leading questions: Help students succeed by steering their questioning in the right direction

Pure And Applied Chemistry

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Abstract

Questions are innate to a learning environment: from teachers to students, from students to teachers, in a booklet or textbook, and from students to students. These peer-to-peer questions usually happen when students work collaboratively on a task.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Education in Chemistry
Publisher	Royal Society of Chemistry
Publication status	Published - 17 May 2023

Keywords

asking scientific questions
developing teaching practice
education research
evaluating
evidence-based teaching
problem solving
teamwork

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Leading questions: Help students succeed by steering their questioning in the right direction

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