Thought-Provoking Question in Public Forums/Panel Discussions

It is a situation in which a group of people (usually experts) is gathered together to discuss an issue, often to provide feedback on something, brainstorm solutions to a problem, or discuss an issue of public concern in front of an audience. (dictionary.com)

• Inspirational Speech

• Panel Discussion

• Vlog

It is a place, situation, or group in which people exchange ideas and discuss issues especially important ones.

• Forum

• Stage

• Social Media

People are free to express their thoughts/ideas. It means that the audience in this gathering will take part in a conversation about a specific subject or issue.

• Vlog

• Panel Discussion

• Public Forum

In a panel discussion, they are the group of experts who are answering important questions and sharing insights about certain issues.

• Moderators

• Panelists

• Audience

He/she sets the tone, the pace, and control of the content, staying ever-vigilant in keeping it relevant to the audience. It is his/her responsibility to make sure the panel is lively, engaging, and worthwhile.

• Moderator

• Panelists

• Audience

These are questions that make the other person assess, diagnose, and think of possible action.

• Compare and contrast questions

• Personal exploration questions.

• Problem-solving process questions

These are questions that make the other person think whether something is morally or ethically correct.

• Conceptual changes questions

• Personal exploration questions.

• Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Questions

Questions that focused on the intention or goals of the author, creator, character, etc.

• Conceptual changes questions

• Interpretative/Evaluative questions

• Personal exploration questions

Questions based on self-reflection; encourage to express an opinion about the subject of the question.

• Conceptual changes questions

• Interpretative/Evaluative questions

• Personal exploration questions

Questions about similarities and differences between ideas.

• Compare and contrast questions

• Interpretative/Evaluative questions

• Problem-solving process questions