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See It In Action: Make Your Own QFT with Padlet

How can you use the QFT during this time of distance learning to engage your students in primary source learning? Watch RQI director of professional learning, Sarah Westbrook, facilitate the QFT using one of RQI’s Padlet templates with a group of 200 on a live webinar.

Template: Make Your Own QFT with Padlet

Two grab-and-go templates you can use to make your own QFT on Padlet

See It In Action: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

This Google Forms QFT idea comes to us from Alyssa Park, a 4th grade teacher from Gardnerville, NV who is working with her students to discover more about a piece of local history - the Hoover Dam!

Template: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

A grab-and-go template you can use to make your own QFT using Google Forms

Mercy College Students’ Curiosity Aflame: The QFT in General Chemistry

Learn how Professor Madhavan Narayanan used the QFT in his general chemistry course.

Doctoral Students Learn How to Drive Societally Impactful Research Through Collaborative Question Formulation

Through formulating questions and working collaboratively, doctoral students think more on the impact of their research.

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