Reflexive Questioning Card Deck

Want to practice Reflexive Questioning and build a classroom community of learners that use it "reflexively?"

Grab this deck and use it in game play.

Think - scavenger hunt (with flashlights, posted on the walls), carnival game (tossing bean bags, animal figurines, balls).

Keep them on a keyring or lanyard to showcase and focus on a few a week or month or season.

Tape one or two to a desk as a visual for a learner or student to gently cue metacognition.

Tape them into notebooks pertaining to subjects that require slowing down or review.

Use them as physical cues in proximity to a center or station that could benefit from one of these questions.

Place them in a pretty bowl or box and draw them out to play with during morning circle or post lunch.

Print them out - let learners doodle on these and make them their own. Let them choose 1-2 they want to focus on or be cued with.

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