Use Your Words | Quote 01393

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Lack of thoughtful questioning creates many classroom problems. A very common example is using a question that implies choice when there really isn’t one. We all seem to do it. Here are some examples: • Would you like to clean that up, please? • Would you like to go outside now? • Would you like a no-thank-you taste? • Would you like to share the swing now?

Quote ID: 01393

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Carol Garhart Mooney

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Use Your Words

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