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I find that I’m not using all the questions. I start with the “What are you doing?”, proceed to “What are you supposed to be doing?”, then “What will happen the next time you disturb learning?”. It seems to work. What about everyone else?
I’m not using all the questions either. I find that asking “What are you doing?, “What are you supposed to be doing”, and then the “What will happen next time” questions, works well for me. But I know that I’m not perfect yet and that I still have more to work on in the RTP process.
You are using the critical three questions, and it sounds like your usage is becoming more natural. It takes time for all of us to adopt a new way of doing things, especially when we also have to work on our own personalizing and anxiety and the usual work-a-day-life stress. Keep on keeping on!
November 13th, 2007 at 8:46 am
I find that I’m not using all the questions. I start with the “What are you doing?”, proceed to “What are you supposed to be doing?”, then “What will happen the next time you disturb learning?”. It seems to work. What about everyone else?
November 29th, 2007 at 5:43 pm
I’m not using all the questions either. I find that asking “What are you doing?, “What are you supposed to be doing”, and then the “What will happen next time” questions, works well for me. But I know that I’m not perfect yet and that I still have more to work on in the RTP process.
November 30th, 2007 at 9:39 am
Jenny,
You are using the critical three questions, and it sounds like your usage is becoming more natural. It takes time for all of us to adopt a new way of doing things, especially when we also have to work on our own personalizing and anxiety and the usual work-a-day-life stress. Keep on keeping on!