This is the answer what is the question: The teacher supplies the students with a few answers (about 3 is usually enough) and the students are given a fixed amount of time to decide what the questions should be. This prompts deeper thinking and the teacher can reward students for thinking of tougher, more insightful questions.
Alphabet Key: Individually or as a class, students use each letter of the alphabet to recall their learning. Useful as a starter/plenary or assessment checkpoint in the lesson.
OOO (Odd One Out): Students are shown 3 ideas/concepts/images that relate to a key question or theme. They are expected to identify the odd one out. This works best if the 3 images selected are closely related as it makes the task more challenging and demanding.