Instead of answering questions, students should often do the asking. That should be a requirement in every coursework – at the end of each, to pose own questions. While looking at students’ capacity to ‘answer,’ the other half should not be forgotten.
Why is it that students don’t get to ask more often? Is it because their questions are dumb? Lacking of any academic substance, mediocre? Whatever it is, it’s not just healthy not to ask. Asking or inquiry carries with it the same set of skill as the ‘answering’ exercise – but, of course, in a slightly different light.
In the context of project management essay writing, this asking exercise has the potential of making the writing endeavour productive. For one, the field would require students to ask the following questions:
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