Framing_of_Questions.pptx framing questions

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1. Framing of Questions in Teaching Making classrooms more engaging and effective

2. Why Questions Matter • Core part of teaching & learning • Help assess understanding • Encourage deeper thinking • Make students active learners

3. Role of Questions For Teachers: • Check understanding • Plan lessons & discussions • Differentiate instruction For Students: • Build confidence & curiosity • Improve reasoning & problem-solving • Develop independence

4. Types of Questions • Recall questions (facts, basics) • Guiding questions (help in problem-solving) • Higher-order questions (analyze, apply, create)

5. Power of Good Questions • Stimulate critical & creative thinking • Guide students through problems • Promote conceptual understanding • Improve classroom learning

6. Strategies for Better Questions • Ask students to explain their answers • Use open-ended questions • Sequence questions logically • Model thinking for students • Challenge old beliefs • Focus on understanding, not just recall

7. Key Takeaway Good questions are not just to test knowledge – they guide learning, build thinking skills, and inspire curiosity.