What Were The Main Reasons Why Ophelia Went Mad?

ART OF QUESTIONING * one of the basic skills of good teaching * Erickson: In exercising the craft of good teaching, an educator must reach into the learner's hidden levels of knowing and awareness in order to help the learner reach new levels of thinking * Through the art of thoughtful questioning teachers can extract not only factual information, but aid learners in connecting concepts, making inferences, increasing awareness, encouraging creative and imaginative thought, aiding critical thinking processes, and generally helping learners explore deeper levels of knowing, thinking, and understanding.
USES OF QUESTIONS * stimulate thinking * motivate * diagnose difficulties * discover interests * help organize
3. Divergent Questions * used to stimulate imaginative and creative thought or investigate cause and affect relationships or provoke deeper thought or extensive investigations. * Erickson. H. L, (2007) said "These questions allow students to explore different avenues and create many different variations and alternative answers or scenarios. * Example: Why is painful love so often intertwined with good literature? What is its never ending appeal to readers? 4. Evaluative Questions * In attempting to answer evaluative questions, students may be combining multiple logical and/or affective thinking process or comparative framework. * Erickson. H. L, 2007) added "These types of questions usually require sophisticated levels of cognitive and / or emotional judgment" * Examples: * What are the similarities and differences between the deaths of Ophelia when compared to that of Juliet? * What are the similarities and differences between Roman gladiatorial games and modern football? 5. Combination Questions - questions that mix together any combination of factual, convergent, divergent or evaluative