Young learners overflow with questions in early education, challenging educators to balance their curiosity alongside curriculum standards and routines. How…
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The Right Question team shares resources, emerging ideas and lessons learned from educators and students
In Indiana, Advanced Placement science teachers provide examples of how they've used QFT for AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Physics, and AP Environmental Science.
With the Question Formulation Technique, there are many ways to be creative when crafting a Question Focus in math. Here are four ideas.
Learn how Massachusetts Science and Engineering Fair (MSEF) advisers used the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) with students at the start of the journey to promote authentic ownership over projects.
The QFocus is often the most challenging part of designing a QFT lesson. It is also an essential piece to get right. Though it gets much easier with practice, there is always a bit of delicacy and iteration involved.
Reflection is the last step of the Question Formulation Technique, and it's an important one. Here, members of the Right Question Institute's team (Katy, Sarah, and Imaan) discuss some important things they've learned from students through those reflections.