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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to analyze the video transcripts of argument-based inquiry approach implementations with respect to questioning in the classrooms. In addition, the study aimed to explore the relationship between levels of questioning and negotiation of ideas. The study was conducted with three teachers and 146 students. The video transcripts obtained from these teachers’ classrooms were analyzed through discourse analysis. The findings indicated that teachers’ questioning and implementation level are two crucial factors in starting and sustaining the negotiation of ideas in science classrooms. In addition, a relationship was detected among teachers’ questioning patterns, number and type of questions generated by students. Finally, the talk moves used by the teacher facilitated students’ talk and negotiation.
