Questioning | Principles of assessment for learning

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Find out how to make more effective use of questioning to actively involve your students in their learning, with hints and techniques to use in the classroom.

Making effective use of questions, either planned or incidental, can help to confirm and develop students’ knowledge and understanding. Effective questions are the start of a constructive dialogue, challenging ideas, encouraging participation and consolidating progress.

Learn more about how to use questioning to help your students get more out of their learning experience.

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