Teaching and Learning Through Inquiry - Got the right tool?
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This group is for anyone interested in sharing their insights, knowledge and responses to a range of researchers, philosophers and academics thinking and writing about inquiry - as well as applying these ideas to learning and teaching.
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Comment by Catherine O'Brien on April 21, 2009 at 15:41
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A book titled Natural Philosophy For Children Part. 1 and 2 was written by a school principal named Mary.A.Swift, in 1839.
The preface of the book quotes, " Natural Philosophy explains the reasons for things"
Questions asked include, 'How do you know?", "Where is the air?"
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Comment by Cristina Milos on May 6, 2009 at 3:17
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I recommend a book that two of my colleagues allowed me to print - it is a comprehensive, elaborate book on how to teach students about the inquiry process from early age :
Book title: Q TASKS:How to Empower Students to Ask Questions and Care About AnswersAuthors: Carol Koechlin & Sandi Zwaan
It includes teaching strategies, lesson plans and worksheets/printouts.
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Comment by Elaine Reimann on May 6, 2009 at 12:51
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Excellent! I'll check our library - thank you Cristina!
Finally some action on ning again :) we are all getting tied up on with reports at the moment... only 31days of school left!
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Only 31 ..there. Here we have more than 2 months left and with the website updating, IBO inspections, Cambridge ESOL exams, student-led conferences, and report cards (to name just a few)...I am really loaded. *crosses eyes here :)
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