The Primary Goal of Reflective Levels of Questioning Is to

question 6

Multiple Choice

The primary goal of reflective levels of questioning is to

• A)gather a wide variety of responses.
• B)elicit a common set of responses.
• C)obtain student rationale or reasoning.
• D)help students generate criteria for making judgments.

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