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Socratic Questions Techniques > Questioning > Socratic Questions Conceptual | Assumptions | Rationale | Viewpoint | Implications | Question | See also
Socrates was one of the greatest educators who taught by asking questions and thus draw answers from his pupils ('ex duco', duco', means to 'lead out', which is the root of 'education'! he martyred himself by drinking hemlock rather than compromise his principles! "old, but good sur#i#al strategy! "ut then he li#ed #ery frugally and was known for his eccentricity! $ his pupils was %lato, who wrote up much what we know of him!
&ere are the six types of questions that Socrates Socrates asked his pupils! %robably often to their in annoyance annoyance but more often to their ultimate delight! &e was a man of remarkable integrity story makes for mar#elous reading! he o#erall purpose of Socratic questioning, is to challenge accuracy accuracy and completeness of in a way that acts to mo#e people towards their ultimate goal!
Conceptual clarification questions
et them to think more about what exactly they are asking or thinking about! %ro#e the co behind their argument! )se basic 'tell me more' questions that get them to go deeper! Why are you saying that?
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a gi#en! %eople often use unthoughtthrough or weaklyunderstood supports for their arguments! Why is that happening?
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-ost arguments are gi#en from a particular position! So attack the position! Show that the You're Reading a Preview other, equally #alid, #iewpoints! Another way of looking at this is ..., seem reasonable? Unlock fulldoes accessthis with a free trial.
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0nd you can also get reflexi#e about the whole thing, turning the question in on itself! )se attack against themsel#es! "ounce the ball back into their court, etc! What was the point of asking that uestion?
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2f they seem to be going offtopic, you can check whether what they are saying is rele#ant salient to the main purpose of inquiry! %s that relevant to the main uestion? How is what you are saying related to what % asked?
Completeness and accuracy
3ou can check that they are gi#ing you a full and accurate account by probing for more det checking against other information you ha#e! Sometimes people make genuine errors (and sometimes deliberate, which you may want to check! %s that all? %s there anything you have missed out? How do you know that is true? How does that compare with what you said before?
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You're Reading a Preview $ne of the most effecti#e ways of getting more detail is simply by asking the same questio again! 3ou can use the same words or you can rephrase the question (perhaps they did Unlock full access with a free trial. understand it first time! Where did you go? ... What places did you visit?
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+hen they ha#e not gi#en you enough information about something, ask them to tell you m Could you tell me more about that, please? And what happened after that? +hen...
Evaluation o disco#er both how 1udgmental they are and how they e#aluate, use question that seek e#aluation4 How good would you say it is? How do you know it is worthless? What are the pros and cons of this situation?
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