Encourage Questions In Your Classroom To Keep Students Motivated, Says PD Book If you want to ask questions in your classroom that inspire, challenge and promote meaningful learning, you need Times 10 Publications. The publishers have a fresh perspective on how questions can be used inside and outside your classroom as a starting point for independent inquiry, research, and growth. This new approach to crafting meaningful questions with broad potential for learning, engagement and fun is encapsulated in one of their popular teaching and assessment guidebooks. Called ‘Hacking Questions: 11 Answers That Create a Culture of Inquiry in Your Classroom’, this book has been written by Connie Hamilton for Times 10 Publications. ‘Hacking Questions’ has been written to prompt a rethink of the way that the school system asks questions and to consider what benefits better question asking may have. As Connie Hamilton’s book proposes, good questioning can be the catalyst for helping your students to learn, keeping them motivated, and constructing a better curriculum. To help you get started on the meaningful work of renovating the question, ‘Hacking Questions’ contains practical advice, tutorials, and sample structured activities and exercises. Go to https://www.10publications.com/HACKING- QUESTIONS to find out more.