Repeat the directions that someone gives you, and ask if you heard correctly.

Paraphrase instructions that a colleague or supervisor gives you and then ask if you are correct.

Look through The Book of Beautiful Questions and select a few to use the next time you are in a setting where you know few people.

For one day, notice when and how often you interrupt someone while they speak. Wait until they are finished before asking questions.

Follow up with a team member or leader who presented a project plan that you have questions about.

Consider situations when you do not fully understand, yet feel reluctant to speak up. Reflect on the reasons why.

Ask you supervisor about the reasoning behind a decision to assign you a particular assignment.

Ask to participate on a hiring committee for your group.

Ask questions to better understand the feelings of a friend or family member who seeks advice from you.