The right question at the right time can move children to peaks in their thinking that result in significant steps forward and real intellectual excitement…and children can raise the right question for themselves if the setting is right. —Eleanor Duckworth Our thinking habits determine our destiny. Skillfully asking quality questions that build attention and provoke…
It is important that we are asking good questions… Perhaps the greatest gift…is the gift of a new question. —Gerald J. Caffrey Quality questions are simple, precise, direct, and thought-provoking. They instantly trigger thinking about the issue to be worked out and can help move children into action. They also take some pressure off stressed-out…
One point of The Continuous Parenting Triangle I write about in my book, Ask More, Tell Less, is about building and nurturing strong relationship by “listening to understand first.” My focus with this point of the triangle is to address the huge social psychology concern about the loss of development of healthy human relations which…
