The Feedback Friendly Classroom: Twitter chat Part II of Feedback and Inquiry: March 31, 9PM
Category Archives: Inquiry Based Learning
14 Considerations for Inquiry Based Learning
Inquiry is essential. The fact is that students come to school with partial knowledges. But the curriculum documents themselves do not address the parts that students know or don’t know. It has been built to present to us about the privileged people and only the most successful moments in history according to those people.Continue reading “14 Considerations for Inquiry Based Learning”
What is important in Education?
What is Important in Education? I have recently been doing some reading and listening to John Seely Brown, and so much of what he has discussed in his work resonates with my own thought processes and inquiries right now. As I think about how our education system needs to change in order to promoteContinue reading “What is important in Education?”
Inquiry-based learning: harnessing children’s natural curiosity
A checklist available to help guide your Inquiry planning in Education.
Making the Shift to Inquiry Based Instruction
Currently I am re-examining my instructional practice, and trying to understand how I can effectively teach students to nurture a sense of wonder about the Natural world around us. With my current focus, on integrating FNMI strategies into the Science Curriculum, I have decided that Inquiry Based Learning is a strategy worthy of researchingContinue reading “Making the Shift to Inquiry Based Instruction”
