Course curriculum

  • 1

    Chapter 1: Welcome and Course Introduction

  • 2

    Chapter 2: Characteristics of Quality Questions

    • 1. Introducing Characteristics of Quality Questions

    • 2. Characteristics of Quality Questions

    • 3. Characteristics of Quality Questions, Part 2

    • 4. Where Will You Focus Your Learning?

  • 3

    Chapter 3: Cognitive Demand and Questioning

    • Slides and Script for Lesson 1

    • 1. Bloom's Taxonomy? Webb's DOK?

    • 2. What Guides Your Questioning?

    • 3. Handouts to Prepare for Lesson 4

    • 4. Learning about the Cognitive Process Dimensions

    • 5. Learning about the Cognitive Process Dimensions, Part 2

    • 6. The Cognitive Process Dimensions and Questions

    • 7. What Does the Question Tell Me?

    • 8. Are You Teaching Every Student?

    • 9. Reflection on Chapter 3

  • 4

    Chapter 4: Questions Support Learning Different Kinds of Knowledge

    • 1. Matching Questions to Knowledge Type

    • 2. Handouts for Lesson 3

    • 3. How are these questions helpful?

    • 4. Knowledge Taxonomy

    • 5. Objectives, Knowledge Types, and Questions

    • 6. Your Turn!

    • 7. Reflect on Your Learning

  • 5

    Chapter 5: Questions Match Stages of Learning

    • 1. How Do We Do It?

    • 2. Chapter Learning Objectives and Handouts for Lesson 3

    • 3. Models and Frameworks

    • 4. A Brain-Based Learning Model

    • 5. Slides & Script for Using Questions to Move Lessons Forward

    • 6. Using Questions to Move Lessons Forward

    • 7. Reflect and Apply

  • 6

    Chapter 6: Use Questioning to Support a Community of Learners

    • 1. Who's doing all the talking?

    • 2. Building a Community of Learners with Questioning

    • 3. Supporting Students in Learning How to Ask Questions

    • 4. Reflecting on Learning to Use Questions to Develop a Community of Learners

  • 7

    Chapter 7: Wrapping up

    • 1. Final Reflection

    • Additional Resources