Debatable questions

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Looking at factual, conceptual and debatable questions - the purpose of each, tips for writing the questions and three examples of each. Read the full post on www.mypmaths.com

At the heart of each MYP unit, there are the different questions. Sometimes students are not really clear what kind of questions there are. Last week, my lovely Grade 7 class, which is new to my rotation, was struggling with asking questions in the different categories. I have taken the liberty to create this little poster. My hope is that we will be able to go back to the questions and be more successful this time around.

Debating skills in kids are vital to expressing their ideas and opinions clearly and effectively in a formal debate setting.

How to write factual, conceptual and debatable questions. The aim of the inquiry questions is to explore the statement of inquiry further, therefore they should be inspired by the key concept, related concepts, and the global context exploration. Like with the statement of inquiry, they should be transferable across different units and subjects, and should therefore not be content specific. Factual questions have the aim of checking knowledge. This may link to defining terminology or reca...

Does money buy happiness? – Isn’t that a debatable question? “രണ്ട് പ്രൈവറ്റ് ജെറ്റ് ✌️" എന്ന് ഫഹദ് ഫാസിൽ ട്രാൻസിൽ പറഞ്ഞ പോലെ, നമുക്കും മോഹമുണ്ട്. Picture this: Instead of seeing money as mere currency, think of it as a tool that can help you craft a life filled with genuine happiness. Isn’t this quite applicable to your mind as well? Use it wisely to unlock your true potential by learning new knowledge and by learning from your mistakes as well. #InvestInHappiness #TrueWealth # #SpendWisely

#6 is not always an error. If there really are only two possibilities, like in an argument as to whether something exists or not.

To help you kick-start your Four Corners discussions, I have compiled a list of fourteen debatable topics with discussion questions for each group suitable for upper elementary students.

inquiry questions- factual conceptual and debatable - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. This document discusses different types of inquiry questions that can be used in the MYP: factual, conceptual, and debatable. Factual questions focus on knowledge and facts to explore terminology and encourage recall and comprehension. Conceptual questions enable exploration of big ideas and connections between facts and topics to promote deeper…