Effective Questioning Techniques http://www.oir.uiuc.edu/did/booklets/question/question.html
This on-line booklet is a helpful reference for instructors who wish to improve
their questioning skills or review and assess their current questioning techniques.
Strategies are offered to help teachers ask good questions and create environments
in which students are encouraged to ask questions.
How Better Questioning Leads to Improved Learning: QUILT http://www.ael.org/rel/quilt/questng.htm
QUILT—Questioning and Understanding to Improve Learning and Thinking—helps make
the classroom learning environment more active, student-centered, constructivist,
inquiry-based, and metacognitive. Students may also link to an annotated bibliography.
Teaching Tips for TAs: Effective Questioning Enhances Student Learning http://www.jd.ucsb.edu/ICTA/tips/quest.html
A helpful site for teachers of all grade levels. Teachers learn how to implement
Bloom's Taxonomy, wait time, probing questions to develop critical thinking in
their students.
Beginning Teachers http://www.nea.org/bt/1-students/1-1-nres.html
The National Education Association offers new (and longtime) teachers a breadth
of resources, including the article "Hints on Effective Questioning Techniques
A Questioning Toolkit http://www.fno.org/nov97/toolkit.html
The
Educational Technology Journal integrates philosophy and pragmatism
to assist teachers in developing effective questioning techniques.
Collaboration to Advance Teaching Technology and Science http://www.geo.arizona.edu/catts/resources/educators.html
As a gateway to online resources, this site gives a wealth of information on effective
questioning techniques, reform efforts in math and science education, learning
styles, personality types, motivations, cooperative learning, and assessment.
Teacher Talk: What is Your Classroom Management Profile? http://education.indiana.edu/cas/tt/v1i2/what.html
Is your management style authoritative, laissez-faire, or indifferent? This brief
quiz will help your assess your classroom approach.
