To determine improvements that need to be made

To provide intrinsic motivation to the students through grades

To gauge the amount of training that occurred over the course

To measure the amount of learner participation throughout the course

Ask closed-ended questions that will likely provide an opportunity for more in the group to get involved.

Ask rhetorical questions to involve the entire group by getting them to think deeply, this practice can add emphasis to what is being discussed.

Ask effective, clear, logically sequenced open-ended questions; this will increase learner involvement.

Ask questions and allow learners to call out the answer without calling on anyone specific to ensure all are involved.

calling on students with background experience that aligns with the subject matter.

allowing students to write answers on the board.

having students call out individual answers in a review quiz.

singling out a student to answer a specific question on the current objective.