What is a skill that young people should learn in order to succeed in the future? | What is a skill that young people should learn in order to succeed in the future? Trần Thị Thùy Hương 09120038 Introduction If you want to succeed You need study well If you want to study well You must ask question Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Learning: - Initiating thinking - Leading thinking - Orienting thinking Appearance of good ideas Aims of questioning Aims of questioning Avoiding misunderstandings: Clarifying the information - Defining the problem (What?) - Defining the cause (Why?) - Collection necessary information (When? Where? Who? Which?.) Find out resolution Relationship building: - Seeking agreement - To persuade people Creating a friendly environment Aims of questioning Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Types of questions Open/Closed questions Extending questions Leading questions Inspiring . | What is a skill that young people should learn in order to succeed in the future? Trần Thị Thùy Hương 09120038 Introduction If you want to succeed You need study well If you want to study well You must ask question Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Learning: - Initiating thinking - Leading thinking - Orienting thinking Appearance of good ideas Aims of questioning Aims of questioning Avoiding misunderstandings: Clarifying the information - Defining the problem (What?) - Defining the cause (Why?) - Collection necessary information (When? Where? Who? Which?.) Find out resolution Relationship building: - Seeking agreement - To persuade people Creating a friendly environment Aims of questioning Contents Aims of questioning Types of questions Effective questioning skills Types of questions Open/Closed questions Extending questions Leading questions Inspiring questions Open questions Developing an open conversation Finding out more details Finding out the other persons opinion where? who? How? why? What? When? Closed questions Testing your understanding, or the other persons Concluding a discussion or making a decision Open/Closed questions Longer answer Begin with “what, why, how” Active Need more clearly information Expend idea Short answer Not begin with “what, why, how” Passive Have clearly information Not expend idea Open question Closed question Examples What happened in the meeting? When is the delivery going to be made? Which are need more attention? Do you need help? Can you send this report by tomorrow? Are you happy with the service from your bank? Open Closed Extending questions Finding more details Needing clarification Wanting to prevent misunderstanding How to usage Using open questions Using “exactly” to add precision What do you need to make this project move forward? When is it exactly going to be ready? What exactly do you
