Questions
Asking good questions (...)
Good Questions is about asking questions that get people thinking, and encouraging people to share their thoughts.
Questions are organised into Tools. Once you've been through the questions in a tool, you can see an analysis of your responses. And you can compare your results with other people's results by using Groups.
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You need to log in to respond to questions. Have a look at the tools (sets of questions) to get started. For the moment, here are some of the most popular questions.
How does your child show creativity?
What musical activities does your child do?
How well do you build and sustain young people's motivation and commitment?
Do you know what technological equipment and skills you already have to draw on?
Do you seek and share effective practice in harnessing technology?
How has musical integration with other people benefitted your child?
Do you help young people to develop music leadership skills?
How effectively do you nurture creativity?
Are children encouraged to explore dance / movement in response to music?
Are children encouraged to explore their singing voices?
Can children explore sounds with materials which aren't instruments?
How do you think music has helped your child progress?
Do you support and encourage informal music making?
Do you help young people to develop their own showcasing opportunities?
Do you work with school leaders to make the most out of music?
Do you make the most of continuing professional development?
How do you engage others in supporting children's progression?
What are the benefits outside music?
How effectively do you engage, support and make the most of parents and carers?
Do you support children's holistic development or a particular focus?