I LOVE PQA - Personalized Question and Answer. It is a genuine way in which to build classroom community and get to know each and everyone of my students in very low-key manner. If you are unsure as to what PQA is, check out this post.
While PQA can be incorporated into almost anything, I use the following ways quite extensively:
All of the ways I incorporate PQA into my classroom is based on student interest. I never force PQA on my students, it has to be compelling and comprehensible. So what happens after a PQA session? Any number of things! Here are some ways to extend PQA.
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