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Inquiry Learning

Submitted by Barbara Kauffman on Mon, 07/21/2008 - 8:48am.

Inquiry means asking specific questions related to a topic of discussion. I have probably used inquiry based education in my class, however, not in using that term. My students are continually engaged in asking questions and they enjoy challenging me all the time. When I don't have answers,
I tell them that we'll need to research the topic on the Internet. They are excited about using computers and I am, too.

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