-where ideas can be transformed into a learning opportunity
-a student centered inquiry method
-ownership of the learning prompts challenge and testing of ideas
A great example of Inquiry Based Learning
-an active exploration of a given topic chosen through student interest
-knowledge gained through presentation skills
-feedback prompts further inquiry
-a method used to help students develop self directed learning through the creation of a real world problem
-in groups students then identify their knowledge, build upon it by finding new avenues of inquiry to solve the problem
In the 21st century INQUIRY is what its all about!
I love the inquiry process chart at the beginning! It is so detailed and really explains everything very easily.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post Ada. I wonder, how much do these methods overlap? Which do you feel are timeless? Why is this post relevant in the 21st Century...or would it be relevant in any Century?
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of Inquiry driven lessons, but do find that I tend to incorporate problem based into most inquiries.