Learn to Ask Questions for Reading Comprehension
A one day course to learn how to use the Learn to Ask Questions approach to develop students’ ability to think critically, compare, analyze, and become more active and independent learners. Participants will gain practical strategies they can apply immediately in their classrooms and/or clinics.
📅 Various options. See below
📍 Online
About the Course
What questions can a child ask to improve comprehension? Feuerstein’s Learn to Ask Questions course develops the child’s understanding of reading material (fiction and non-fiction) by mediating the development of question asking skills. It builds the cognitive functions of comparing, analyzing, summarizing and hypothesis making. Mediation is the method of instruction that allows students to build critical thinking skills, 28 to be exact, as identified by the research of Prof. Reuven Feuerstein.
Who should take the Training
Teachers • Educational Therapists • Tutors • Reading Specialists • Therapists • Clinicians • School Specialists
Trainer
Dr. Jeanne Zehr is the Director of North American Programs at the Feuerstein Institute and Founder of The MINDCAP Center. She specializes in cognitive skills training for all ages. With 35 years in education and expertise in leadership neuroscience, she advises schools, corporations, and nonprofits globally.
Certification
Learn to Ask Questions for Reading Comprehension
Certificate
Price
$200
Training Details
Date: October 29, 2026 or December 2, 2026 or January 15, 2027.
Time: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm EST
Location: Online