They are hard-wired to unscramble complex puzzles and address questions. So it makes sense to raise challenging questions to help students engage with and apply facts. So inquiring teachers can help students learn more through posing key questions.
Questions motivate learners to ask, wonder and discover in order to know.
The brain creates pathways to information in response to questions. Then, in response, we admit that we fail to understand each other. School violence reminds us that we often lack awareness of the inner maps of another's mind, even of those closest by. We question why pain brings out the best at times and the worst at times. We wonder why a bit of fortune inspires one person but destroys another.