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Inquiry versus guided discovery

Submitted by Deborah Hazen on Thu, 07/23/2009 - 12:03pm.

guided discovery: "...instruction style by which the learners are led to discover a predetermined outcome. The predetermined goal usually consists of finding some general principle. The learners commonly develop this general principle by studying specific situations (that is, by induction)." Domin I think (1999)--having some difficulty with the citation.

I'm interested in exploring with others the difference between a guided discovery and an inquiry.

 

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