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inquiry pedagogy

Submitted by Kathy Swahn on Mon, 07/20/2009 - 10:47am.

  • What does inquiry mean to you?

Allowing students to think, discover and therefore learn own his own. This thinking does not mean without guidance however!

  • How have you or how would you like to use inquiry-based education in your classroom?

Labs are an important part of science education, exploration is an important part of learning, labs allow exploration.

  • What other classroom issues, strategies or pedagogy are you interested in?

Encouraging emergent learning, allowing students to grow on their own.

 

 

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