This technique prompts participants to share general observations, thoughts and feelings about these observations, and any further questions they may have. Using a structured response format allows people who may not usually share their thoughts a space to give simple feedback.
When to Use:ÌýAt the start of a lesson
Estimated Time:ÌýFlexible depending on level of discussion
Participants:ÌýYoung children, Youth
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- Worksheet with questions, paper, pens
- Pictures to use as prompts or texts for older students
Sample Formats:ÌýShow students a picture and ask them to respond to the three question prompts. Follow with sharing and discussion.
- See
- What do you see?
- Have students share their observations to set groundwork for later questions
- Think
- What do you think?
- Begin mini-discussions with responses to student comments, students agree or disagree,Ìý
- Wonder
- What do you wonder?
- Â鶹ÒùÔº share what they wonder or want to know more about. Other students can provide answers or add to discussion.
Resources:
- activity and discussions from Aquila Education
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