Use Your Words | Quote 01750

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Teachers develop divergent thinking skills by asking open-ended questions like these: • What do you think? • What would happen if . . . ? • What else could you do? • What could you do to fix it? • How could you help her understand?

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Carol Garhart Mooney

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Use Your Words

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