No Parroting Allowed!
Learning Emergence by Asking Questions


"Questions about Intimate Family Relationships"

When asked, "how do you best learn?" most people usually respond with either a technique, like, "in a classroom," or by naming their favorite sense, like, "I learn best visually." Unfortunately, this implies most people define "learning" as the ability to parrot the correct answer.

What is wrong with this? We believe that "parroting the correct answer" creates parrots, not students; dullards, not Einsteins. So how can we create more Einsteins? We believe, by asking questions which are intended to provoke the student's own questions. More important, we see this as the best way with which to reawaken in students the love of learning.

This week's topic is, "Question about intimate family relationships." Would you like to actually awaken your love of learning about this topic? You can, simply by reading the teacher's questions and then, by asking yourself, "what questions did these words just provoke in me?"

"Questions about Intimate Family Relationships"

The Teacher's Questions (asked by John)

Sample Student Response Questions (asked by Inetta)

Hi John, These questions were quite challenging to me. I found myself trying to conceptual your questions and struggling to find pictures them. Anyway, here are some questions that arose in me. Lots of love to the family.