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My final thoughts on Inquiry

Submitted by Syreeta Bennett on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 8:47am.

My inital thoughts about Inquiry is that inquiry as seen in my classroom is more guided and I still hold this belief.  The article by Bharath Vallabha confirmed my belief that between the sprectrums of  the one story model and the infinite stories there is a balance story. As I look back on the investigations we done these past two weeks they all found this balance for me.  It was necessary to give me the background stories but I was allowed and encouraged to write my own story.

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