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Example: Make Your Own QFT with Padlet

This idea comes to us from our very own Sarah Westbrook. You can watch her recent webinar with NCSS and Inquired to see how she used the QFT in a Padlet to get participants asking questions on a primary source from the Library of Congress.

Guide: Make Your Own QFT with Padlet

Here's how to make your own padlet QFT

Example: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

This amazing Google Forms QFT idea comes to us from Alyssa Park, a 4th grade teacher from Gardnerville, NV who is working with her students to discover more about a piece of local history - the Hoover Dam!

Template: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

Here's a template for making your own Google Forms QFT

Guide: Make Your Own QFT with Google Forms

Here's how to make your own Google Forms QFT

Questions Lead to ‘Insightful, Original Analysis’ in AP Literature

High achievers, for the most part, long to answer questions. Answering questions is safe, comfortable, familiar. Asking questions? Not so safe.

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