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How well did you understand today's lesson?
Imagine your friend was away from class today and asked you to explain the lesson. What would you tell them?
How could the knowledge you learned today be used in the real world?
What’s one thing you learned in our our last class? How is it useful?
What's one question you still have about today's lesson?
How important is what you learned today? What part do you think you'll need for next class?
What’s the most interesting thing you learned today?
How did you go with today's lesson?
In your own words, what were you trying to learn or master today?
Finish this sentence: Today we were learning to...
What new terms or concepts did you learn today?
Write down 3 things you learned from today's lesson, 2 things you want to know more about, and 1 questions you have.
Summarise the main concepts covered in today's lesson.
What stands out to you about today's class? What makes you wonder?
How does the water cycle differ from the carbon cycle?
What are the similarities and differences between mitosis and meiosis?
What distinguishes plant cells from animal cells?
What are the differences between transverse waves and longitudinal waves?
Compare the causes of World War I and World War II.
What are the key differences between the Roman Empire and the Byzantine Empire?
Compare the impacts of the Industrial Revolution in Britain and the United States.
What are the differences between the Treaty of Versailles and the Congress of Vienna?
How does indirect characterization differ from direct characterization?
How does the plot structure of a novel differ from that of a short story?
How does the portrayal of social class differ between "Great Expectations" and "Wuthering Heights"?
Compare the characteristics of a sonnet and a free verse poem.
Should scientists be allowed to experiment on animals?
Do you think the benefits of space exploration justify the costs?
Should genetically modified organisms (GMOs) be used in food production?
Do you believe nuclear energy is a viable solution to the world's energy needs?
Should historical figures be judged by today's ethical standards?
Was the American Declaration of Independence a radical document for its time?
Do you think the Industrial Revolution had a more positive or negative impact on society?
Do you believe poetry should always rhyme? Why or why not?
Should classic literature still be taught in schools?
What makes a protagonist relatable?
Is it more impactful to read a novel or watch its film adaptation?
What steps would you take to reduce water pollution in your local community?
How would you solve the issue of antibiotic resistance in bacteria?
How can you use physics principles to improve the design of a paper airplane?
What method would you use to determine the density of an irregular object?
How would you resolve the conflict during the Cuban Missile Crisis if you were an advisor to JFK?
What reforms would you propose to prevent the fall of the Roman Empire?
What strategy would you use to unify various states during the rise of Napoleon?
How would you address the challenges of decolonization in Africa and Asia post-World War II?
How would you rewrite a fairy tale from the antagonist’s perspective?
What techniques would you use to improve character development in your own writing?
How can you solve inconsistencies in plot development when writing a short story?
How can you create a persuasive argument for an essay about a controversial topic?
How can you use the principles of Newton’s laws of motion to explain how a roller coaster works?
How can you use the periodic table to predict the properties of an unknown element?
How can you apply the concept of energy conservation to improve energy efficiency in your home?
How would you apply your knowledge of genetics to determine the probability of a child inheriting a specific trait?
How can you use the principles of the Enlightenment to argue for a social or political reform in today's society?
How would you apply the economic principles behind the New Deal to address a current economic recession?
How can you use your knowledge of the civil rights movement to develop a campaign for equality in a contemporary issue?
How would you use your understanding of the causes of World War I to analyze current international conflicts?
How can you apply the theme of a classic novel to understand and address a modern social issue?
How would you use literary devices analyzed in poetry to enhance your own writing?
How would you use your understanding of narrative structure to outline a compelling story for a creative writing assignment?
How can you apply the elements of character development studied in literature to create a detailed character profile for your own short story?
