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Now that you have watched the video on reading and the brain, post three questions for the class related to the video. Use open-ended evaluative or appreciative questions, no close-ended literal or inferential questions. Your questions should be thought provoking and require deep thinking to answer. Try starting questions with "why" or "what if" or "how come."
For example, I might ask the following:
- “Use it or Lose it” should be the motto for reading. Why?
- What do complex tasks like learning to speak English do to the brain?
- Reading is all about connections. What does that mean?
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