Question Formulation Technique Course Information

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Asynchronous course                             (Course is on EnGiNE LMS) To register Email: Jaime.Beal@maine.gov

Asynchronous course: January 6-February 6                           (Course is on EnGiNE LMS)                     Live webinar: January 7 – 3:30-4:30                                              (Zoom)

 

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About the Question Formulation Technique

The Question Formulation Technique (QFT), from the Right Question Institute, is a questioning strategy that:

• Facilitates student curiosity and engagement
• Helps students build confidence to ask questions and become empowered to seek answers
• Improves student questions that support deeper learning
• Improves the skills and strategies students need beyond the classroom
   

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Course Learning Goals

Some of the Learning Goals for this course are:

• Understand the what, how, and why behind the QFT
• Identify best practices for effective ways to design, facilitate, and adapt the QFT for specific purposes, including interdisciplinary and conceptual learning
• Create, revise, and implement a plan for using the QFT in your own setting

 

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Course Details

Intended Audience: PK-12 Teachers & Administrators

Where: Maine DOE EnGiNE Platform (click to join the platform); one Zoom webinar

• Although the courses are asynchronous, each session will have a live webinar.  The webinars are active, collaborative, experiential learning experiences that lay important groundwork for the rest of the course. If possible, please arrange to attend live. If this is not feasible, the webinar will be recorded and available within 24 hours on the EnGiNE platform.

Contact Hours: 12 contact hours available upon completion

 

This opportunity is a collaboration between the Maine Online Open-Source Education (MOOSE) project and the Interdisciplinary Instruction Team. The MOOSE project is funded entirely (100%) through Federal money under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act (CRRSA) and American Rescue Plan (ARP) totaling $4,598,000 for the current 2023-2024 funding cycle.