
Follow-Up Questioning
Presentation
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English
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5th - 6th Grade
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Medium
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Standards-aligned
Taryn Surprenant
Used 2+ times
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4 Slides • 6 Questions
1
Steps:
Ask an open-ended question.
Listen to the guest's response.
Then, ask a follow-up question.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
2
Examples:
"Can you provide more examples of ... ?"
"Can you tell me more about...?"
"Who / What/ When / Where / Why ... ?"
Purpose:
elaboration --> you want more information!
Some text here about the topic of discussion
3
Examples:
"What do you mean by ... ?"
"How do you know this is correct?"
"You said... Is that correct?"
Purpose:
clarification --> you want to make sure you understand
Some text here about the topic of discussion
4
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an open-ended question?
Do you like to eat pizza?
How many pizzas have you eaten?
Where do you buy your pizza?
Why do you like pizza more than spaghetti?
5
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a closed question?
How do you build an iphone?
How many iphones do you have?
What made you choose to start Apple?
Why do more people buy Iphones than Androids?
6
Multiple Choice
What question is a good follow-up question to this:
How fast of a runner is Leo Messi?
What color is the soccer ball?
Is Messi married?
How many people play on the soccer field?
Can you tell me more about Messi's other skills?
7
Multiple Choice
There are two types of follow-up questions.
True
False
8
Multiple Choice
Choose a follow-up question to Melissa's response:
"One thing I want to improve is reading."
Can you please explain why you want to improve your reading?
Why?
That's a great goal!
What is a goal you have this year?
9
Multiple Choice
Choose a follow-up question that asks for elaboration (more information)?
That's a good answer, thank you!
So, it sounds like you really like podcasts. Can you tell me more about that?
Can you please clarify why you said you are going to get better at math?
None of the options.
10
- Ask a follow-up question after the open-ended question.
Record your questions on paper.
Use page ____ in your language log to help.
Steps:
Ask an open-ended question.
Listen to the guest's response.
Then, ask a follow-up question.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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