Welcome back to another solo episode with you, me, and the mic. In this episode, I will be talking about questions, specifically how we can question as tools to build and sustain relationships, especially with our students. Not only by focusing on the questions but also the answers that will shape the conversation.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about questions and connections.
[00:01 - 01:30] Opening Segment
- I want to invite you to our Virtual Conference 13th -14th July 2021, with an amazing lineup of speakers.
- To find out more about the conference visit www.rclfirst.com.
- I introduce the topic of today’s episode.
- Question sets the tone for the conversations.
- The question starts the conversation, but the answer shapes the conversation.
[01:31 - 05:30] Questions to Connections
- I talk about being a question sewer and question business.
- GTKY questions as the tools to build and sustain relationships in the classroom.
- Use questions to get to know your students and also think about their responses.
- Have the conversation shape around the right questions to find more similarities and build connections.
- Let the answer be genuine, real, and authentic by asking thought-provoking questions.
- Share your favorite questions with us on our RCLP Facebook Group or any of our social media pages.
- See links below.
- Final words.
Tweetable Quotes:
- “Over the years, we have determined that the question in itself when we use these tools sets the tone for the conversations.” - Kevin Curtis.
- “The question starts the conversation, but the answer shapes the conversation.” - Kevin Curtis.
- “Let the answer be genuine, real, and authentic by asking thought-provoking questions..” - Kevin Curtis.
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