Challenges of Display Questions
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Objective
I can analyze the impact of using display questions on student participation and understanding.
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Explain why asking "Do you understand?" may not be an effective way to gauge student comprehension.
What are concept check questions (CCQs), and how do they differ from display questions?
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Exit ticket
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“Describe how asking display questions, such as "Do you understand?", can negatively affect student participation in a classroom. Provide specific examples to support your explanation. Analyze the potential consequences of relying on display questions instead of concept check questions (CCQs) in a lesson. Discuss how this choice might influence students' understanding of the material. ”
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