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In this video, educator Erik Francis demonstrates the use of questioning sequences as a strategy for elaborating on information in high school lessons. By utilizing a series of carefully crafted questions, Francis guides students to deepen their understanding of key concepts and make connections between new information and prior knowledge. This approach not only encourages critical thinking and active engagement with the material, but also helps students develop stronger communication skills and confidence in their learning. Whether you teach math, science, literature, or any other subject, this video offers valuable insights into how to effectively prompt student thinking and foster a more enriching and meaningful learning experience for high school students.
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