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Lesson Snapshot: QFT & Primary Sources in an ESL 4 Classroom

Lesson Snapshot: QFT & Primary Sources in an ESL 4 Classroom

In this lesson snapshot, a high school ESL 4 class delves into factory farming, sustainability, and the food industry through Michael Pollan's book The Omnivore's Dilemma. They use the QFT twice throughout the unit; once as a pre-reading exercise and later to unpack two juxtaposed primary sources images of farming then and now, armed with knowledge from the book.
Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Experts in the Field
Primary Sources & QFT: How to Design a Primary Source QFocus Guide

Primary Sources & QFT: How to Design a Primary Source QFocus Guide

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.
Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Right Question Insights
Resources for Teaching Black History Month

Resources for Teaching Black History Month

Explore resources to help spark student questions and learning--during Black History Month — and every month.
Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Planning Tools
Subject(s): Social Studies
Level(s): High School (9 – 12)
5 QFT-Primary Source Ideas for Black History Month

5 QFT-Primary Source Ideas for Black History Month

Using primary sources — photos, newspaper articles, letters, and so much more — in combination with the Question Formulation Technique can be a powerful way for students to ask questions about the past and think about the present. Black History Month is a good opportunity for students to explore primary sources through questions.
Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Planning Tools
Subject(s): Social Studies
Level(s): High School (9 – 12)
My Favorite Grab-and-Go Places for Finding Primary Sources to Use with the QFT

My Favorite Grab-and-Go Places for Finding Primary Sources to Use with the QFT

As a librarian, it’s in my wheelhouse to spend time searching for ‘what’s out there.’ The Library of Congress is right there at the top of my go-to sites for anything historical, and especially for finding primary sources to use with the Question Formulation Technique (QFT).
Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Experts in the Field
Subject(s): Social Studies

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