SLC: Asking

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Asking Questions


Part of a successful conversation is making sure that you are asking questions.

Asking people relevant questions will give you more information, and shows that you have understood what has been said.

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Why Ask?


 

Asking questions:

 

  • Solves problems
  • Provides more information
  • Eliminates confusion
  • Guides conversation
  • Shows interest

 

 

Generating your own questions will also demonstrate your ability to absorb and process new information – the more detailed the better!

 


 

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Be Polite


 

It is important to always be respectful when asking questions of others.

Although you may disagree with something, remaining calm and thoughtful will result in a better conversation and learning experience.

 

For example:

 

  • “Would you mind…”
  • “I love that idea, but…?”
  • “Please could you…?”

 

Remember they have taken the time to communicate with you, so ensure that you are being considerate.

 


 

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Types of Questions


 

There are different types of questions you can ask to obtain specific information.

 

  • To get more detail

= What process is in place?

= How would you plan to do this…?

 

  • For clarity

= Could you please explain [query] further?

= What does this mean in terms of the benefits?

 

  • To expand the argument

= Have you also considered..?

= What else would you suggest?

 


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