CHAPTER TWO
THE SECRETS TO QUESTIONING
Design Your Questions to Get Better Answers
Questions Answered in This Chapter
How do you phrase questions that create a bonfire of responses?
In asking a question, when should you choose the verbs could, should, must, and will?
How do you use questions to guide a group?
How do you react to responses without overpowering the group?
How do you float an idea without unduly influencing the group?
How do you use questioning techniques when you are not facilitating?
CASE STUDY: Starting Questions
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