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Questions Only

Home Useful Resources Literacy Resources Pre-Reading Strategies Questions Only

The Questions Only strategy helps students become more reflective readers by asking them to generate only questions – not answers – about the primary source they are analyzing. Questions can be focused to provide answers to the lesson’s investigative question or focused to develop increasing insightful questions using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

Sample Questions Only Guide

  • Pocahantas
  • Pocahontas with Support Prompts
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