by Warren Berger | Life, Questionology
The above question is a big part of what I’m exploring on this site and in my book A More Beautiful Question. It’s entirely subjective, of course. A question could be considered “beautiful” for all kinds of reasons. But from my own perspective, I’m partial to...
by Warren Berger | Kids and Education
When I was writing my education book Beautiful Questions in the Classroom, one of the issues I focused on is: How might we begin to change student attitudes toward questioning? Many students may not appreciate that there are benefits to asking questions; they tend to...
by Warren Berger | Kids and Education
A while back I was discussing the subject of “questioning” with Richard Saul Wurman, the original creator of the TED Conference and a man who’s pretty much obsessed with questions. He immediately focused on the educational system. “In school, we’re rewarded for having...
by Warren Berger | Questionology
Here are 8 things that set questioners apart. 1. Questioners pay close attention to the world around them. They watch and try to notice details others miss. They listen closely to what others are saying, which helps them understand what questions to ask. 2....
