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037. Asking Good Questions [Part 2]

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This episode continues our deep dive into questioning in the math classroom by exploring what makes a question truly effective. You’ll learn how open-ended questions can increase engagement, encourage rich discourse, and help uncover deeper mathematical understanding.

Together we’ll look at the core qualities of good questions, reflect on why planning questions matters, and explore practical ways to shift everyday questioning habits. This conversation offers a strong starting point for anyone looking to increase participation and spark more meaningful thinking during math lessons.

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Depth of Knowledge Framework

Good Questions for Math Teaching by Peter Sullivan and Pat Lilburn

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👉 Follow us on Instagram @meaningfulmathco

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This episode continues our deep dive into questioning in the math classroom by exploring what makes a question truly effective. You’ll learn how open-ended questions can increase engagement, encourage rich discourse, and help uncover deeper mathematical understanding.

Together we’ll look at the core qualities of good questions, reflect on why planning questions matters, and explore practical ways to shift everyday questioning habits. This conversation offers a strong starting point for anyone looking to increase participation and spark more meaningful thinking during math lessons.

Links Mentioned

Depth of Knowledge Framework

Good Questions for Math Teaching by Peter Sullivan and Pat Lilburn

More from us:

👉 Follow us on Instagram @meaningfulmathco

⭐️ SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW

If you loved this episode, please take a minute to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. With your support, we can reach even more teachers looking to make math meaningful for their students. Thank you!

  continue reading

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