1. "What do you think will happen next in this scenario?"
- Encourages students to make predictions and think ahead.
2. "Can you explain why this solution works?"
- Promotes deeper understanding by requiring justification of answers.
3. "How does this concept connect with what we've learned before?"
- Helps students make connections between new and existing knowledge.
4. "What strategies can you use to solve this problem?"
- Guides students in developing problem-solving approaches.
5. "What evidence supports your answer?"
-Encourages critical thinking and use of evidence in reasoning.
6. "How can you apply this concept in a real-world situation?"
- Helps students see the relevance of their learning to real life.
7. "What questions do you still have about this topic?"
- Promotes curiosity and further inquiry.
8. "How would you summarize what we've learned today?"
- Reinforces learning by having students recap key points.
9. "What challenges did you face, and how did you overcome them?"
- Encourages reflection on the learning process and resilience.
10. "Why do you think this is important?"
- Helps students understand the significance of the material.
11."What are the possible solutions, and which one do you think is best?"
- Guides decision-making and evaluation of options.
12."How did your group work together to complete this task?"
- Prompts reflection on collaboration and teamwork skills.
13. "What steps will you take to improve in this area?"
- Supports goal-setting and self-improvement.
14."Can you teach this concept to a peer?"
- Encourages mastery by having students explain concepts to others.
15. "What resources do you need to help you succeed?"
- Prompts students to identify and seek out support.
16. "How does this fit into the bigger picture of our course?"
- Helps students contextualize their learning within the broader curriculum.
17. "What are the most important points to remember?"
- Assists in focusing on key takeaways.
18. "What did you learn from this mistake, and how will you avoid it in the future?"
- Promotes learning from errors and developing better strategies.
19. "How can we make sure everyone in the class understands this topic?"
- Encourages inclusive teaching and peer support.
20. "What are your next steps in preparing for the upcoming assessment?"
- Guides students in planning and preparing for evaluations.
These prompts help faculty to trigger the right responses in students enabling effective learning..
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