Inquiry Oriented Learning (IOL) is a student-centred, activity-intensive, approach to learning. While there are many alternative labels to IOL they are all variations on the theme aimed at placing students at the core of their own learning; engaging and stimulating both learning outcomes and student self belief. In this video, Les Kirkup outlines how his Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) Fellowship relates to Inquiry Oriented Learning in Science.
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Strategies for more effective student-centred, authentic engagement in the formal education context
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This fellowship is aimed at showing how IOL can live up to the promise of enhanced student engagement and graduate capabilities and how we can support these activities to their full potential. Our strategic plan focuses the fellowship activities in four strategic areas and will be implemented and monitored through a robust planning and review program throughout 2012. 
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