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Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject Didactics for the subject English - Pedagogy, Literature Studies, 2,3, Saarland University (Anglistik), investigation classroom interaction, English, „Let us...make the study of the art of question-asking one of the central disciplines in language education“(Postman 1979: 140). In order to show how the importance of questions as part of classroom interaction, I try to evolve a scheme to present numerous types of questions and how they are being used by teacher and student. Depending on the didactic intention there are quite a number of different ways to classify a question. In order to give a general overview I decided to divide my classification into three main parts. First I am going to give an explanation of the three different types of categorising questions and display what the respective central key points are. Then I explain the difference of questions being asked by the teacher or the student and how they are being used during class. The third section is a practical analysis of questions with the help of the data description followed by a short evaluation displaying whether my framework is useful in analysing the data or if the need of further specification is required. And finally I am going to give a brief summary and try to come to a conclusion.

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First published February 10, 2011

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