Abstract:
The purpose of this research was to study preschool teachers questioning in schools under the office of the basic education commission by dividing into a low level of questions are an observation question, a cognitive memory question, meaning question, an indication question, a guiding question, and a stimulate attention question and a high level of questions are an explanation question, a comparison question, a classification question, an example question, an analysis question, a synthesis question, and an evaluation question. The samples were 246 preschool teacher. The research instruments were a recording of preschool teachers questioning form and a recording form and a observing form. Data were analyzed by percentage. The findings indicated: 1. The most common kind of preschool teachers questioning took the from of a low level of questions of a cognitive memory type. The next most common types of question that preschool teachers used were a guiding question, an indication question, a meaning question, an observation question and a stimulate attention question, respectively. 2. Also the preschool teachers questioning through a high level of questions took the most common form of an evaluation question. The next most common type of question that preschool teachers used were an analysis question, an explanation question, a synthesis question, a classification question, a comparison question and an example question, respectively.