"Open-ended questions give kids the chance to answer more then 'yes' or 'no'," Kennedy-Moore says. "You may be delightfully surprised by your child’s comments or observations." Of course ...

Open-ended questions provide a plethora of data about instruction. They should be used as sources of ideas, providers of detail, and pinpointers of problems. The first and most important issue is ...

The death of 12-year-old Juan Acevedo has been devastating to his family, this community, and schoolmates at Larkspur Middle ...

Spread the loveAs we continue our exploration into high-level questioning skills in young children, it becomes evident that promoting and nurturing these skills is an essential part of their holistic ...

I noticed that most candidates tended to give brief, often one-word responses to questions, rarely expanding on their answers. This observation led me to experiment with open-ended questions ...

Open-ended questions have that kind of magical power. Whether you’re a coach guiding a client through a conversation or exploring your beliefs and emotions in a journal, these questions invite deeper ...

Here are my five top tips: 1. Ask open-ended questions and encourage children to do the same. 2. Provide children with opportunities to make decisions and solve problems rather than doing it for them.