Asking Better Questions

Develop your core leadership skill by asking better questions. Discover the benefits, guiding principles, tactics, examples, and practices to focus attention, build confidence, and enhance creativity within your team. Learn more through this educational resource for educators.

• Leadership Skills
• Better Questions
• Team Building
• Creative Thinking

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1. A Management Moment Resource for Educators Developed by the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice Column Editor Dr. Edward L. Baker Asking Better Questions A CORE LEADERSHIP SKILL

2. Overview of the Material Asking Better Questions A Core Leadership Skill by Edward L. Baker, MD, MPH, MSc, and Roderick Gilkey, PhD Published in the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, November/December 2020, Volume 26, Number 6 Included in The Management Moment Leadership Library on JPHMP Direct, Section 2: Core Skills and Best Practices Accompanied by an interview with Dr. Bill Roper

3. In this lesson, well discuss: Benefits of Asking Better Questions Guiding Principles Tactics Examples of Good Questions Practice Suggestions

4. Benefits of Asking Better Questions Focus Focus Attention on What Is Important Build Build Confidence among Team Members Enhance Enhance Creativity and Innovation

5. Guiding Principles Make Questions Open Ended Balance Asking and Telling Seek First to Understand and Then to Be Understood

6. Telling vs. Asking

7. Tactics Keep questions short (5 words or so) Use what and how questions Ask one simple question and then WAIT Keep a tone soft

8. Examples of Good Questions

9. Practice Asking Better Questions What might work for you? What are major barriers? How might you practice this skill?

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