"Paul was someone who asked targeted questions, was persistent in his attention to the issues and wouldn't take an answer he thought was mechanical or prepared.
Instead of a gaggle of mind-numbing academics reading tired bits of their research to a slumbering audience, Mr. Hockenberry pitched targeted questions; answers were MTV short.
Along with these inquiries, he has been asking the sorts of tightly targeted questions about small-bore issues that are his signature.
All 21 studies reported that participants acquired or improved in the targeted question-asking skills.
One or more members of the research team took notes and asked targeted questions of both the trainees and instructors during and after each session.
The researcher likewise may ask the instructor to pause or slow down, and may ask targeted questions to support task decomposition, understanding of assessment metrics and techniques, common errors, and effective "tricks" or strategies for successful task completion.
The application of Yarning as a method allows the facilitator to ask purposefully targeted questions about the participants' cardiac care experience while also establishing a safe, informal and respectful relationship with these participants.
Trainees often targeted questions to less "powerful" members of the team, such as junior residents or allied health professionals, to avoid exposing a lack of clinical knowledge or skill to a supervisor.
The film was used to demonstrate how to target questions and give students thinking time.
It will also take a while for the benefits of the federated model to become apparent, as the service won't be able to target questions at communities of experts until it has numerous third party sites on board.
