Ian Leslie – Education

Not all questions are the same. Some challenge authority, break rules and send people down new pathways of thinking. They disrupt stale thinking patterns and cause discomfort. Other questions follow a safer road. They help clarify and gather new information. Regardless of how they are used, questions fuel critical thinking. The more questions our students ask, the more we truly know how much they are learning and, more importantly, how much they care about their education.