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Stefano1 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Concept questions
I need to some advice on concept questions please?
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Hi stephano; Welcome to the forums. Concept questions can be a useful teaching technique. Please post the particular subject you have in mind, and your attempt at constructing concept questions on that subject.
- Hi stephano; Welcome to the forums.
- Concept questions can be a useful teaching technique.
- Please post the particular subject you have in mind, and your attempt at constructing concept questions on that subject.
- We can comment and offer suggestions.
- Regards, A- s
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Hi stephano;
Welcome to the forums.
Concept questions can be a useful teaching technique.
Please post the particular subject you have in mind, and your attempt at constructing concept questions on that subject. We can comment and offer suggestions.
Regards,
A-
Welcome to the forums.
Concept questions can be a useful teaching technique.
Please post the particular subject you have in mind, and your attempt at constructing concept questions on that subject. We can comment and offer suggestions.
Regards,
A-
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I need to devise a concept question for...
4. When he arrived at the station, the train had left.
1. Did he arrive at the station?
2. Was the train there?
3. Was he late?
Apparently most concept questions have yes/no answers?
I would not use a yes/no question all the time in my class unless the concept is extremely difficult or vague. You
4. When he arrived at the station, the train had left.
1. Did he arrive at the station?
2. Was the train there?
3. Was he late?
Apparently most concept questions have yes/no answers?
I would not use a yes/no question all the time in my class unless the concept is extremely difficult or vague. You
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I need to devise a concept question for...
4. When he arrived at the station, the train had left.
1. Did he arrive at the station?
2. Was the train there?
3. Was he late?
Apparently most concept questions have yes/no answers?
I would not use a yes/no question all the time in my class unless the concept is extreme
I need to devise a concept question for...
4. When he arrived at the station, the train had left.
1. Did he arrive at the station?
2. Was the train there?
3. Was he late?
Apparently most concept questions have yes/no answers?
I would not use a yes/no question all the time in my class unless the concept is extreme
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Your questions are good.
Yes/no questions have the problem that with a random guess, there is a 50% chance of being right. On the other hand, they are simple to grade!
You might ask instead of #3:
Did he get on the train?
Yes/no questions have the problem that with a random guess, there is a 50% chance of being right. On the other hand, they are simple to grade!
You might ask instead of #3:
Did he get on the train?
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