The document discusses the Socratic method, its effectiveness in classroom learning, and how it can be applied to different contexts. It provides an overview of the Socratic method, noting that it uses open-ended questioning to promote critical thinking, discussion, and student-centered learning. The document also explores how the Socratic method can engage adult learners through principles of andragogy, be used for differentiated instruction, facilitate problem-based learning, and encourage self-directed learning. Both benefits and challenges of the Socratic method are presented. It concludes that sound questioning techniques allow instructors to guide learning and foster participation, while also promoting students' responsibility and development of clear, critical thinking.