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    This document provides a template for planning questions for a lesson. The template includes sections for the lesson title and goals, curriculum expectations, big ideas addressed, sample minds-on questions to engage students at the start of class, action questions for the main lesson activities, scaffolding questions for individual students, and consolidate/debrief questions to wrap up the lesson. The template is intended to help educators design powerful questions for each part of a lesson to maximize student learning.

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    This document provides a template for planning questions for a lesson. The template includes sections for the lesson title and goals, curriculum expectations, big ideas addressed, sample minds-on questions to engage students at the start of class, action questions for the main lesson activities, scaffolding questions for individual students, and consolidate/debrief questions to wrap up the lesson. The template is intended to help educators design powerful questions for each part of a lesson to maximize student learning.

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    Posing Powerful Questions: Lesson Title Grade/Program Goals(s) For A Specific Lesson

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    GMToivonen
    This document provides a template for planning questions for a lesson. The template includes sections for the lesson title and goals, curriculum expectations, big ideas addressed, sample minds-on questions to engage students at the start of class, action questions for the main lesson activities, scaffolding questions for individual students, and consolidate/debrief questions to wrap up the lesson. The template is intended to help educators design powerful questions for each part of a lesson to maximize student learning.

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    Posing Powerful Questions

    Lesson Title Grade/Program


    Goals(s) for a Specific Lesson
    Use the stem “Students will:”

    Curriculum Expectations
    Highlight parts to be addressed in the lesson (may not be all parts)

    Big Idea(s) Addressed by the Expectations

    Minds On… Sample Question(s)


    Indicate in brackets the type (open, parallel, other).

    Action! Sample Question(s)


    Indicate in brackets the type (open, parallel, other).

    Scaffolding Questions (posed to individuals as needed)

    Consolidate/Debrief Sample Question(s)


    Indicate in brackets the type (open or other)

    Question Planning Template, 2009

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