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What I can do and what I would like to do with you is give you, like that initial question, a set of questions to figure out for yourselves, layer by layer, like peeling an onion, getting at the core of what you believe is moral or immoral persuasion.

So these are the kinds of layers, the kinds of questions I wanted to lead you through today; the question of: What are the intentions that you bring to bear when you're designing something?

Today, you've got to spend years in grad school and post-doc positions just to figure out what the important questions are.

All they wanted to do was ask questions.

What they wanted was my email address so they could ask me more questions.

If that is true, it leads to some very complicated questions for the London Olympics.

Here's the kind of questions that are becoming interesting questions for philosophers, for governing people, for economists, for scientists.

And then I get asked questions.

And the questions usually have a very particular format.

These questions, in my mind, are not hard because the answers are complicated, they are hard because they require that we be honest with ourselves.

So just a few miles from here at Children's National Medical Center, when patients come into the doctor's office, they're asked a few questions.

Those are the questions I learned at Health Leads, not in medical school."

It provoked tears as well as incisive questions about unarmed peace-keeping forces and the double-dealing of a Western society that picks its moral fights with commodities in mind.

A tsunami of questions flew out of the mouths of children who the world didn't think were interested.

And I noticed, he's not exactly around here today to face any tough questions.

As the answer is sought, other phenomena are typically discovered and other questions are asked.

We mostly avoid questions like, "Here's a formula, now tell me the value of Y when X is equal to two."

We preferred open-ended questions.

And these trend lines, you can see, there's more questions than answers in the laws of physics, and when we reach the end of a sentence, we place a star at that location.

Others write to me with questions, like Brian, who asked, "Were you born a bitch or did you just learn to be one over time?"

Let me address some questions about progress that no doubt have occurred to many of you.

These questions became more complex as I got older.

And of course these simple retrieval questions are not the end of the story.

One needs to build in much more meaningful practice questions, and one also needs to provide the students with feedback on those questions.

In addition to multiple choice and the kinds of short answer questions that you saw in the video, we can also grade math, mathematical expressions as well as mathematical derivations.

First of all, there was a question and answer forum, where students would pose questions, and other students would answer those questions.

You can use these data to understand fundamental questions like, what are good learning strategies that are effective versus ones that are not?

And in the context of particular courses, you can ask questions like, what are some of the misconceptions that are more common and how do we help students fix them?

It turned out everybody had exactly the same questions and doubts.

We had to learn how to answer questions quickly and to solve problems in a minute or less; otherwise, something more urgent would come up, and it wouldn't get done.

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