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Sweden. Australia. New Zealand. The UK. Germany. Arizona. Wisconsin. Maryland. Lots of people from New Jersey. And me, the only one from Massachusetts. About 70 educators from all over the world ar...
Anu Ojaranta's insight:
Afterthoughts of the Guided Inquiry worshop held in CISSL in Rutgers University at the end of April. A very good post also for them who are new to GI.
Carol Koechlin's curator insight,
May 3, 9:15 AM
More thoughts and questions about how Inquiry can change learning for the future.
PEB's comment,
May 4, 9:22 AM
This says it all...."inquiry has the power to change the way students learn and teachers teach."
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"Critical inquiry skills are among the most important in a world in which the half-life of information is rapidly shrinking. These days, what you know is almost less important than what you can find out." The ability to evaluate and filter the information is now being suggested as the significant skill that we all need to be improving. Via Karen Bonanno, Carey Leahy Delete the scoop?
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Anu Ojaranta's insight:
Interesting thoughts about implementing inquiry learning and especially Guided Inquiry! Delete the scoop?
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