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Tag Archives: inquiry
Stories of Change
Here are my sketch notes from the NOII Symposium. [Aside: find the typos:)] PDF of Innovative Learning Environments – OECD presentation PDF of Stories of Change
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NOII Opportunity and Inquiry Template
In BC we have networks of schools who are pursing inquiries (and sharing them) that focus on supporting learners in the following areas: Innovative Learning Environments Aboriginal Enhancement Agreements Healthy Schools The following describes the opportunities for schools to join … Continue reading
Learning Science through Inquiry Workshop
Slides from Learning Science Through Inquiry.pdf Invitation to Inquiry – Grid Summary.pdf Process Skill rubric.pdf Pennies on a Bridge Inquiry Card – used for the DRiVe activity If you want more then check out what’s on offer this August up … Continue reading
Learning through Inquiry: QFT & the BC Curriculum
In a recent guest post, HS Science teacher Carl Sommerfeld shared how he used the Question Formulation Technique (aka QFT) to provide structure for students to ask questions that would guide a unit of study. One of the key facets of the … Continue reading
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Make Just One Change: In Your Biology 12 Classroom
A guest post by Carl Sommerfeld, a science teacher at John Oliver Secondary where he shares his experience of “teaching students to ask their own questions” by using the question formulation technique shared in the book “Make Just One Change”. Recently I decided … Continue reading
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“So, suppose knowledge is not the goal of education. Rather, suppose today’s content knowledge is an offshoot of successful ongoing learning in a changing world – in which ‘learning’ means ‘learning to perform in the world.’ ” Grant Wiggins Granted, … Continue reading
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