Inquiry-based learning: harnessing children’s natural curiosity

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A checklist available to help guide your Inquiry planning in Education.

Published by Deborah McCallum

Author of The Feedback Friendly Classroom Literacy Instruction and Assessment Facilitator | Author | AQ Instructor & Developer | MEd @OISEUofT Curriculum Studies and Teacher Development

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