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Special Education

QFT in Special Education

Here are 3 key resources for implementing the QFT in a special education setting.

The QFT in Special Education: A Collection of Classroom Examples

‘What is IEP?’: Asking Questions to Meet Speech and Language Goals

As a speech-language pathologist (SLP), I work primarily with middle school students who have an IEP (individual education plan), and…

Tips for Making the QFT Work Well for All Students

tips, insights, and ideas for engaging all students in learning and using the Question Formulation Technique (QFT). Many thanks to the special education, English language learner (EL or ELL), and early elementary teachers around the United States who contributed to this document.

Elementary Students Driving their Learning by Asking Questions: An Interview with Deirdre Brotherson

an interview with Deirdre Brotherson by Mikah Farbo Earlier this month Deirdre Brotherson, a 5th grade teacher at Hooksett Memorial…

Building Student Engagement in a Special Education Classroom

Just within minutes, my students had asked all the deep and thought-provoking questions that the unit would cover.

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