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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.

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.

Foster Inclusive Campuses, Collaborative Learning, and Better Research with the Skill of Question Formulation

Learn more about how the QFT can support research and instruction on your campus.

The Question Formulation Technique for Research

An overview of the elements of the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) for Research. The QFT for Research was adapted and developed with funding from the National Science Foundation so researchers may use a discrete strategy to ask better, more transformative research questions.

Question Focus Ideas to Use at Home

Here are eight easy ways to use the Question Formulation Technique, or QFT, to keep children curious and engaged at home.

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