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Published on Nov 21, 2015
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Question
John Leroy Bagis
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What is a Question?
addressed to someone in order to get information in reply
a sentence or phrase used to test someone's knowledge
to ask (someone)
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"Uses of Question"
1. To stimulate the pupils to think
- using thought provoking questions
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2. To motivate pupils
- interesting and challenging questions can be used effectively to arouse, hold and sustain interest of the pupils
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3. To diagnose pupils difficulties
- questions usually help in determining the difficulties of the pupils in a given lesson
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4. To discover pupils interest
- some random questions by the teacher may reveal what children are interested in
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5. To develop the ability to organize and evaluate materials and experiences
- through questions, teachers can lead the pupils to evaluate carefully the values of data gathered and to realize their relative significance
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6. To aid pupils to relate pertinent experiences to the lesson
- teachers can
draw upon the experiences of the children through the use of questions
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7. To focus pupils attention on the key points of the lesson
- teacher can pose questions that will reduce the pupils thinking and
direction to the important items in the lesson being discussed
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8. To develop new appreciations and attitudes
- questions can be used to help pupils
modify, clarify, or expand ideas relating to appreciations and attitudes
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9. To provide drill or practice
- questions that are often asked will certainly help the pupils retain facts and information
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10. To show relationships, such as cause and effect
- questions lead pupils to think about situations in relation to their causes
- questions are important to avoid meaningless repetition of facts without real understanding of their relationships
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11. To encourage the application of concepts
- questions can best be used to help pupils see
how they can apply the new concepts developed in a lesson to new situations or
problems
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12. To encourage pupil evaluation
- through well-organized questions, the teacher can motivate pupils to evaluate intelligently the significance of the materials learned
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