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Two elementary school students' hands hovering over a paper filled with their own questions.

Cultivating Curiosity by Deliberately Teaching Students How to Ask Questions

Field(s): Teaching + Learning
Type: Right Question Insights
Level(s): Early Childhood, Lower Elementary (K – 2), Upper Elementary (3 – 5), Middle School (6 – 8), High School (9 – 12), GED/Alternative High School, Higher Education

In addition to acquiring content knowledge, it is important for 21st century students to know how to learn. Andrew P. Minigan, Education Project and Research Coordinator, The Right Question Institute, argues that one critical skill to help students become lifelong learners and innovators is that of question formulation.

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