Mike Domitrz shows how open-ended questions after learning sessions spark real behavioral change in students. When parents skip these conversations, kids miss the chance to reflect on what they've learned and how it changes them.
My why when I walk in the room is the students in the room and hearing them shift their behavior and reading their comments afterwards blows your mind. And these are open-ended. So if you're thinking, well, Mike, yeah, they just checked, they were going to ask. You're right. That is a, that part's a multiple choice. But the question, what are you going to use from today? That's an open-ended statement. So when they're like, amazing, life-changing, something happened. Something happened for that student that they're walking out looking at themselves or their partners differently. That's what this is all about. But if we're parents not having the conversation, what change can happen? Right? They're not getting this on TV. They're not getting this on Netflix or anywhere else. So that's why that's important to do.
