From: The Art of Inquiry: How to Ask Better Questions
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Most questions asked by educators focus on basic recall rather than deep thinking.

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Observation studies reveal a striking pattern in our classrooms. Up to ninety percent of questions asked by teachers target low-level cognitive skills, such as simple memorization and recall. We are often completely unaware of our over-reliance on this basic level of questioning. By conducting a question audit, we can begin to balance our approach and spark actual critical thought.

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