Eliciting
Kay and Claudia said they asked questions to elicit knowledge and ideas from their learners. Do you use eliciting as a way of finding out what your learners know or think about a subject? What kind of questions do you ask? Write your ideas in the comments section and like comments from participants whose questions you think you could use in your lessons.
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