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* If the question is answered by somebody, would it be possible for somebody to object to the answer, and come up with a different answer (that can be justified, or one that at least isn't easy to dismiss). | * If the question is answered by somebody, would it be possible for somebody to object to the answer, and come up with a different answer (that can be justified, or one that at least isn't easy to dismiss). | ||
Also try to answer the question yourself: Is it a productive question? You could also test your question on a colleague: Again, how do they answer the question? | Also try to answer the question yourself: Is it a productive question? You could also test your question on a colleague: Again, how do they answer the question? | ||
Also see [[OER4Schools/Questions you can ask]], and also see [[OER4Schools/Starting the enquiry based learning process|Starting the enquiry based learning process]] regarding "productive questions". | Also see [[OER4Schools/Questions you can ask]], and also see [[OER4Schools/Starting the enquiry based learning process|Starting the enquiry based learning process]] regarding "productive questions". | ||
