How to encourage students to ask higher order questions? | Encounter Edu (2024)

There are many reasons we ask questions. As teachers, we ask questions to pique interest, review prior knowledge and check understanding, yet 4 per cent to 8 per cent of teacher questions being higher-order questions. Although full of questions, classrooms often lack higher-order student-based enquiry.

Encounter Edu Live Lessons provide a unique opportunity for students to indulge their curiosity and pick the brains of experts on a whole range of subjects. This can then give rise to discovery and learning you don’t come across every day.

To really get the most out of these Live Lessons, we have created a guide to support you and your students in selecting and developing higher-order questions, which spark engaging and informative discussions and encourage critical reflection.

How to encourage students to ask higher order questions? | Encounter Edu (2024)
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