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5 More Ideas for Using the QFT at Home

RQI's Sarah Westbrook offers Question Focus ideas to use at home with kids. Powered by their own questions, kids can take virtual tours of world monuments, visit the International Space Station, contribute to the historical record, get to know animals and national parks, and find ways to help each other when schools are closed.

Creating A Safe and Lively Classroom Climate: A Toolkit for Teachers and School Leaders

Adam Silk, executive director of Boston's RELATE program, gives practical advice to teachers for fostering healthy group dynamics and equity in the classroom.

2021 Conference on Question Formulation Technique in Higher Education

This award will provide support for a one-day conference to be held at Northeastern University.

EAGER: The Question Improvement Model: A Simple and Scalable Model for Improving the Question Formulation Skills of Ph.D. Students

This project is designed to achieve a simple, yet ambitious goal; to create a model that all doctoral students can use to improve their ability to ask questions.

Guide: Make Your Own QFT with Padlet

Two video guides to making your own QFT using our Padlet Template.

Guide: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

A how to guide on how to make your own Google Forms QFT.

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