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I would argue that it's not

Submitted by Brie Stark on Tue, 07/21/2009 - 12:04am.

I would argue that it's not necessarily school that drives it from people, but also family life.  From a personal standpoint, I never really lost that inquiry-mode; however, my parents basically ran my whole life with inquiry-based learning, I've soon come to realize.  Constant choices, constant discussions, constant development.  I wonder, then, on what personal level teachers can connect to foster a hidden inquistiveness.

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