Inquiry: What It Is (and What It Isn’t)

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Inquiry

A purposeful process where students ask meaningful questions, explore ideas through guided experiences, make connections, and apply learning in new ways.

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Teacher's Role in Inquiry

Teachers design learning experiences, ask strategic questions, decide when to guide or step back, and create conditions for curiosity and accountability.

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Voice vs Choice

Voice refers to students sharing ideas, questions, and thinking; Choice involves students making decisions about their learning paths or products.

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What does inquiry include?

Modeling, mini-lessons, practice, feedback, and reflection.

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What inquiry is NOT

Inquiry is not students teaching themselves, having no structure or expectations, just Googling answers, or skipping explicit instruction.