Effective Questions
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Teachers ask many questions in the classroom, but not all are useful. Questions that the teacher already knows the answer to are known as display questions. These are often asked for the student to display knowledge. Questions where the teacher does not already know the answer are meaning based and known as referential questions. This article explains the problems with relying on display questions in the L2 classroom. This distinction applies to reading comprehension questions as well as oral questions.
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M. R. Talebinezahd
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English Teaching Forum 2003, Volume 41, Number 4
This special issue, An Anthology for Teacher Trainers, contains articles published in English Teaching Forum between 1994 and 2000.