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Asking Powerful Questions Develop a better understanding of the people you work with by remaining curious and asking questions, rather than stating your opinion and telling people what to do.
What you will learn There are lots of different ways to ask questions, some of which are going to be more helpful than others in each situation where you are supporting another person. This animation describes: Eight categories of powerful question types Tips on when each might be more or less appropriate to use when supporting others. Related Resources Doc filetype Asking Powerful Questions User Guide (PDF • 148 kb) Doc filetype Action Learning Guide: Use this guide and template to reflect on what you've learned from the animation and embed this in your practice. (PDF • 148 kb) Learn More BOOK: We Need To Talk: How to Have Conversations That Matter VIDEO: Celeste Headlee: 10 ways to have a better conversation | TED
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