Inquiry Process
The first thing you half to remember is not to use thin questions. Thin questions have yes or no answers. Thick questions bring up more questions and you learn more about the topic you are researching. Thick questions are the way to go! The second thing you need to know is the Inquiry process, first you find the topic you would like to research on. Then you you find resources. Then you think to yourself, does this information raise any new questions and what else is important?
-Inquiry-based learning is a form of active learning that starts by posing questions, problems or scenarios
-Inquiry-based learning is a form of active learning that starts by posing questions, problems or scenarios
-Inquiry questions are open questions you can’t ask siri you actually have to think for them
-Inquiry questions are open questions you can’t ask siri you actually have to think for them
The inquiry method is a student centred method of education focused on asking questions.
The inquiry method is a student centred method of education focused on asking questions.
-Inquiry encourages us as students to be more curious but we have the strategies on how to go about finding our own understanding through the inquiry process.
-Inquiry encourages us as students to be more curious but we have the strategies on how to go about finding our own understanding through the inquiry process.