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The Right Question team shares resources, emerging ideas and lessons learned from educators and students
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.
Here are eight easy ways to use the Question Formulation Technique, or QFT, to keep children curious and engaged at home.
Historical newspaper articles about the Spanish Flu of 1918, provided by the Library of Congress, can serve as powerful Question Focus material for students to ask questions about infectious diseases and society’s response.
From Education Week’s Special Report: 10 Big Ideas in Education: For educators seeking to nurture rather than stifle students’ natural…
Imagine starting your first unit of the year not with what students know, but with what they wonder. What would…