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The document discusses developing students' questioning skills through question mapping. Question mapping involves visually mapping out topics and concepts related to an inquiry topic and generating questions about them. It provides an overview of a topic to help students ask divergent and convergent questions. An example is provided where a student maps concepts related to plants like photosynthesis, sunlight, and nutrients and generates "why," "how," and "which" questions about them to focus their inquiry.
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