Inquiry based learning examples

The inquiry-based learning defined with different types and examples.

Check out this free template to help you plan inquiry-based units for your students.

What if you were able to teach all of your subject areas, and all you needed to do was pre-make ONE, maybe two slides?

Take the stress out of inquiry planning by following our short guide on how to effectively plan inquiry projects and units

In this blog post, I will answer the question, "What is inquiry-based learning?", talk about some inquiry-based learning activities, and discuss why inquiry-based learning in a middle school classroom is important. Check out the blog post now! #6thgrade #7thgrade #8thgrade

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With so many teaching acronyms, it's hard to know what's what sometimes. Find out the difference between project-based learning, phenomena based learning, and phenomenon based learning and finally put the PBL debate to rest.

This website does a great job of explaining the benefits and research behind guided inquiry learning.

Concept maps are a valuable thinking routine in the inquiry based classroom. They visually represent relationships between concepts, fostering critical thinking and facilitating the exploration of complex ideas. For teachers navigating the terrain of inquiry-based learning, leveraging concept maps can be a game-changer in supporting students' conceptual understanding. If you havent tried them, I promise you....pick one, train your kids how to use it then sit back and watch the magic unfold.

Not sure if inquiry-based learning is worth the effort? Check out these unexpected benefits of using inquiry-based learning strategies in your classroom.

An inquiry mindset is essential for educators seeking to transform their classrooms into hubs of inquiry, where students are encouraged to ask questions and think critically.

Driving Questions for Arts-Based Inquiry: Performing, Presenting and Producing | educationcloset.com

Inquiry learning is the process of involving students in learning that is underpinned by the constructivist approach. Student's investigate questions developing a deep understanding of the knowledge...

These jet planes ‘traveled’ through each of our PYP Units of Inquiry in our hallway wall display. Each page briefly summarized the different stages in the inquiry cycle, highlighting skills, attitudes and the Learner Profile. The kids (and parents!) especially loved ‘revisiting’ their learning through the photos!

Inquiry vs traditional teaching

Talking Inquiry - Knowledge Building Circles » Madly Learning

Ever wondered what the difference is between these student-centred methods of inquiry learning? Read on to find out what makes them different.

This document discusses using iPads for inquiry-based learning. It introduces inquiry-based learning and the inquiry model of planning, retrieving, processing, creating, sharing and evaluating. Various apps are presented that can support each stage of the inquiry process. The document then provides examples of "app-tivity stations" that students can complete to develop inquiry skills using different apps. It concludes with suggestions for displaying iPads and sharing students' work…

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