Intermediate
Below are tips in relation to Open Exchange of Ideas:
Ask students to think about potential areas of enquiry or interest when preparing for their assessment.
Encourage students to justify answers with evidence when responding to a question. This will help persuade the audience to their way of thinking. Encourage students to develop a two-way discussion with the audience. Here, they could ask the audience a question or two to keep the discussion flowing. Always encourage students to ask open-ended questions. Questions should seek additional information or put forward a different viewpoint in a constructive way. Sometimes, a question can put students under pres- sure. If they are not sure about an answer, it is com- pletely acceptable to admit that. Rather than giving a confused response, it is better to say something like:
‘That’s an interesting question. Unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to it, but I’m certainly going to look into it.’
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