Post Assessment "What? Why? How? The Power of Open-Ended Questions" (live webinar 2/26/20)

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True or False... Open-ended questions can be answered in one word (or just a few words). *

10 points

True

False

Which of the following is NOT a word that would be great choice to use when creating an open-ended question? *

10 points

What

Why

How

Why are open-ended questions so important? *

10 points

Because they challenge children to think

Because they increase adult-child interactions

Because they help increase children's vocabulary and language skills

All of the above are reasons why open-ended questions are important

Which of the following is NOT an open-ended question? *

10 points

How do you plan to move the sand?

Do you want to play with blocks or puzzles?

Why do you think it is important to wipe up spilled water?

What could you do to prevent the blocks from falling over?

True or False: It is very important to WAIT when you ask an open-ended question. *

10 points

True

False

A child is play with playdough. Which of the following is a strong open-ended question you could ask? *

10 points

Do you like how the playdough feels?

How could you flatten the playdough if you did not have a rolling pin?

What color is the playdough?

Which cookie cutter did you choose?

Let's try another one ... a child is painting at the easel. Which of the following is NOT an open-ended question you could ask? *

10 points

How did you choose the colors you wanted to use for your painting?

How is painting at the easel different from painting at the table?

Why do you like painting?

Do you want some green paint?

True or False: Open-ended questions work with parents/guardians as well. *

10 points

True

False

You can incorporate open-ended questions into daily routine times as well! Which of the following is NOT an open-ended question you might ask during mealtime? *

10 points

Why did you choose to put more broccoli on your plate and less pasta?

What color is the broccoli?

How could I cook lunch if my stove was broken?

Why do you think it is so important to eat lots of fruits & vegetables?

True or False ... incorporating open-ended questions helps to increase adult-child interactions which is a big part of commonly-used environmental rating scales. *

10 points

True

False

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