A Tutorial for Implementing Strategic Questioning in the Clinical Teaching Environment

  • Dalessio (Procaccini) S
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Purpose: The implementation of strategic questioning within the clinical teaching context has recently gained appeal among clinical educators as a method for stimulating critical thinking and other higher order thinking skills. This article will (a) address evidence for the use of strategic questioning approaches in the clinical teaching environment, (b) examine some of the complexities associated with effectively selecting and implementing questioning types, and (c) discuss the potential significance that supervisory training and self-assessment may have on effective application of strategic questioning. Conclusion: Strategic questioning can be a highly valuable teaching methodology within the clinical teaching context. Current available external evidence, albeit limited, provides some insight into the complexities involved with effectively implementing strategic questioning methods. Further research is needed to explore the efficacy and feasibility of specific strategic questioning approaches within the scope of communication sciences and disorders.

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Dalessio (Procaccini), S. J. (2019). A Tutorial for Implementing Strategic Questioning in the Clinical Teaching Environment. Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups, 4(6), 1465–1472. https://doi.org/10.1044/2019_pers-sig11-2019-0015

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