Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A wonderful activity in which students ask questions each other (in pairs) about physical appearance. The activity raises questions such as: ´Is it a boy or a girl?
• 11. battleships game for training the questions. Level: advanced
• Students ask questions each other to find out which sports they play and report. ? Students ask questions each other to find out what they ate the day before ...
• yes/no; choice (is it X or Y? who, what, where, when?).
• students ask questions each other to use the simple past of to be. Level: elementary. Age: 9
• Students ask questions each other to find out what. Formative assessments: ? Respond to visuals

• “Spot the difference” tasks: students ask each other questions to try and identify a certain number of differences between two similar images. • “Partial image” ...
• The students ask each other questions to establish the correct line up. The class is divided into large even teams. The students line up in their teams according ...
• Students ask each other questions to try to get the other members of their group to say “yes,” or “no.” The other members must answer the questions, but without ...
• Aug 25, 2014 ... Classroom discussion can be “mapped” to see how many questions are asked and if, most importantly, students ask each other questions.