Writing in Everyday life 3: Asking Questions

This book is designed to help children and young people to become skilled in formatting and asking questions. This is a vital life skill for children and young people, to engage in communication from small talk to formal conversation. The ability to formulate and ask relevant questions is a life skill that many students in this cohort find difficult and will often resort to the well heard phrase ` you know what I mean?' An inability to formulate and ask relevant questions is a life limiting condition, that is why this book is an important contribution to the education of this cohort of students. This is a value laden book that will support teachers in their work and help students to learn. This is the third in a series of 4 books written for Lawler Education by the same author. The series is: Writing in Everyday Life 1 Making inferences, Writing in Everyday Life 2 Travelling, Writing in Everyday Life 3 Asking questions, Writing in Everyday Life 4 Messages. As well as this we are making a master version available to enable teachers who want all four books, for teachers to save some money.