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Empowering Students Through Open-Ended Questions (Video)

By Teaching Channel on March 16, 2016 1:00 PM

Julia Gelormino, a first grade teacher at Think College Now Elementary in Oakland, Calif., shares how she develops questions that involve peer input and produce a variety of responses. This strategy encourages English Language Learners to practice using academic language. 

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