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Thought Provoking Questions

Examples of socratic questioning types.
Examples of socratic questioning types.
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Ages

7+

Duration

Short (1-4 activities)

Nation

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales

This resource provides template and ideas to work with socratic questioning. Socratic questions encourage learners to justify and analyse their views and opinions. Encouraging your members to engage in discussions using this style of questioning will support engaging and challenging film club discussions.

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Club Leaders - stretching questions

A resource for film club leaders to support effective discussion.

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