Answering Hypothetical Questions
Answering Hypothetical Questions
Question: What do you do if you feel sick?
Answer: “Go to the doctor.”
But do we all really go to the doctor when we are sick? Or is that just ONE possibility?
After all, we want students thinking, not just memorizing answers!
Therefore, this material is a little different than your standard hypothetical questions deck. Rather than having the student identify the correct answer, this material focuses on providing and discussing multiple correct answers to hypothetical questions.
First: Explore the options. Talk about the different correct answers.
Then: Have your student select the answer that makes the most sense for them.
(*Even leaves room for new and creative answers to hypothetical questions!*)
Includes 15 sets of hypothetical questions and possible correct answers.
PDF | 8.2 MB | 35 pages
All pictures are real photographs in order to encourage generalization and independence.
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