13A. Another characteristic of a good question is that it is easily
understood.
You can make sure that your students understand your
questions by using everyday language and terms with which your students
are familiar.
What is wrong in the following example?
An instructor
teaching a map reading class to basic trainee personnel asked the
following question:
"What is the airline distance between RJ250 and
BM740, PVT Smith?"
46A. Your final preparation step is to arrange for physical facilities. Find
a room big enough to hold the group, arrange for the participants to sit
facing each other, create an informal atmosphere, arrange aids so that
they can be easily seen and plan to sit among the participants so that
they view you as part of the group.
You do not want to be separated
from the students.
Which of the following shows the best arrangement
for a small-group discussion?
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