This handy teacher reference shows how to ask the kind of questions that can teach students how to learn and analyze information. Asking questions seems to be something everyone can do. That may be true of simple comprehension questions, but few people automatically know

It is divided into three key areas of thinking skills: logical thinking, critical thinking, and creative thinking. Each of these sections is divided into broad grade categories: primary (grades 1-3), upper elementary (gr. 4-6) and upper level skills (grades 7-12). The thinking skill is defined and then key questions are given to show the teacher how to develop that area for each grade category. Both introductory and follow-up questions are provided.