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The Patrick O'Hearn School
Consultancy Step 3: Probing Questions
Jennifer Mueller (jmueller@mail.sprise.com)
Fri, 12 Mar 1999 13:42:52 -0500
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Step 3: Probing Questions
The next two days (Friday, March 12, 1999 and Monday, March 15, 1999) =
will be used to ask Kim probing questions. Probing questions are for =
Kim. They should help expand her thinking. Kim will answer our probing =
questions, but we will not engage in a "discussion". Remember Kim=92s =
focusing question, "How do I better structure and manage the =
Introduction to Video course to engage a heterogeneous group of students =
who possess varying degrees of time management skills in individualized, =
self-directed learning?"
What are the open-ended probing questions that you have for Kim?
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Step 3: Probing Questions
The next two days (Friday, March 12, 1999 and Monday, March 15, 1999) = will be=20 used to ask Kim probing questions. Probing questions are for Kim. They = should=20 help expand her thinking. Kim will answer our probing questions, but we = will not=20 engage in a "discussion". Remember Kim’s focusing = question,=20 "How do I better structure and manage the Introduction to Video = course to=20 engage a heterogeneous group of students who possess varying degrees of = time=20 management skills in individualized, self-directed learning?"
What are the open-ended probing questions that you have for=20 Kim?
