Raising Sensible and Thought-provoking Questions

It generally refers to a situation in which people can talk about a problem or matter concerning public interest.

• Public Forum

• Panel Discussion

It pertains to a meeting between thought leaders, groups of experts, and the audience to draw solutions from certain problems.

• Public Forum

• Panel Discussion

It presents specific topics with limited audience participation.

• Public Forum

• Panel Discussion

It presents broad discussion of topics with a wider audience participation.

• Public Forum

• Panel Discussion

It is a question that make the other person assess, diagnose, and think of possible action.

• Compare and Contrast

• Conceptual Changes     

• Problem Solving Process

It is a question that make the other person think whether something is morally or ethically correct.

• Conceptual Changes     

• Moral/Ethical Dilemmas   

• Personal Exploration   

It is a question about similarities and differences between ideas.

• Compare and Contrast     

• Conceptual Changes     

• Problem Solving Process

It is a type of question that causes you to think seriously about something.

• Thought-provoking Question   

• Personal Exploration    

• Compare and Contrast

True or False. Remember always to end your time giving positive feedback whether or not panelists provide you correct and reasonable answers.

• True

• False

What are the strategies on how to raise sensible and thought-provoking questions?

• Do your research and choose the most essential question.

• Sequence your questions and finalize your questions

• All of the above