Exam 8: The Process of Classroom Questioning

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Which is the best way to encourage nonvolunteers to respond during class discussion?

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Teachers in classrooms tend to ask most questions at which cognitive level?

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One way to develop higher level thinking is to encourage students to interact verbally in class.

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One benefit of wait time is that there are more lower- level questions.

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When teachers systematically raise their level of questioning,

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The primary goal of reflective levels of questioning is to

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What would be the best teacher response if a student gave an incorrect response?

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Convergent levels of questioning

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Which is a helpful technique during class questioning periods?

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A reflective question helps to develop higher-order thinking.

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When a student does not correctly answer a question, the teacher should

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Wait time 1involves these steps:

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Which of the following is NOT an appropriate use of questioning?

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Multiple responses can be encouraged by

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Here are seven techniques for promoting questioning in the classroom. For each one, describe the technique and give an example of how you would use each or write/act out a scenario of a classroom scene and demonstrate how you would use each. A) Wait time 1 and 2 B) Handling incorrect responses C) Promoting multiple responses D) Encouraging nonvolunteers E) Allowing students to complete their responses F) Attending to responding students G) Selecting different respondents

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Student questioning in the classroom:

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Questions may be classified as convergent, divergent, evaluative, and reflective. A) Define each of these types. B) Give an example of each (in the form of a question). C) How do these relate to Bloom's taxonomy (knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, evaluation, synthesis)?

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Wait time II requires the teacher to

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Questioning is most effective as a teaching tool when

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Convergent questions typically evoke a wide range of responses from students.

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