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What is Leveled Questioning?
It is a type of questioning that is used before and after reading. This strategy is used to encourage students to increase their critical thinking through asking and responding to literal, interpretive, and evaluative questions.
Students are encouraged to become active thinkers within the learning process.
For this activity, students will need a reading passage that is geared to their independent reading level. They will need a sheet of paper or poster board, some pen or marker, and some leveled questions.
Use this strategy to introduce or review a topic, to activate students' awareness that there are various levels of thinking, to direct students to ask questions that deepen their level of understanding, to provide experiences that allow students to think about a topic from various perspectives, and to get students to think critically, while justifying their thinking.
It is a type of questioning that is used before and after reading. This strategy is used to encourage students to increase their critical thinking through asking and responding to literal, interpretive, and evaluative questions.
Students are encouraged to become active thinkers within the learning process.
For this activity, students will need a reading passage that is geared to their independent reading level. They will need a sheet of paper or poster board, some pen or marker, and some leveled questions.
Use this strategy to introduce or review a topic, to activate students' awareness that there are various levels of thinking, to direct students to ask questions that deepen their level of understanding, to provide experiences that allow students to think about a topic from various perspectives, and to get students to think critically, while justifying their thinking.
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