Inquiry Questions

Good Inquiry Questions:

• Are an invitation to think (not recall, summarize, and detail).

• Require support and justification, not just an answer.

• Are open-ended; typically there is not one final, correct answer.

• Make you think about something in a way that you've never considered before.

• Invites both deep thinking and deep feelings. Asks you to think ethically (what is right and wrong).

• Leads to more good questions.