On February 13, 2023, the Right Question Institute joined the #sschat network — a forum for social studies educators and enthusiasts — to explore primary sources, questions, inquiry, critical thinking, and other topics. If you missed the discussion, read it here.
Education
At the National Council for the Social Studies 100th anniversary conference, educators used the Question Formulation Technique to generate questions around the theme "democracy ready: the next 100 years of social studies education.” Here's what they asked.
The QFT is easy to use, fun, and adaptable. You can use it for any subject and with kids of any age. It gives kids a serious brain workout without the traditional teacher-student dynamic—making it a tool all parents should have in their homeschooling toolkit.
Questioning allows us “to think critically about the ever-changing world around us,” says the Right Question Institute’s Andrew P. Minigan. In February, Minigan will facilitate featured sessions at the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s educational technology conference.
In his 1867 doctoral dissertation, German mathematician Georg Cantor argued, “in mathematics, the art of […]
Dan Rothstein Presenting at Library of Congress’ Online Conference On Tuesday, October 27th Right Question […]