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What Inquiry means to me! Last Day Thoughts

Submitted by Judith Lucas-Odom on Fri, 07/31/2009 - 8:49am.

What I think about inquiry has not changed from day one it has just gone to the next dimension.  Inquiry,"comfort zone" is wherever you decide it should be!  We need to establish a comfort zone in ourselves first so that we can pass it on to our students and no matter were we start, guided, structured, or open we should not feel that it is not inquiry.  Inquiry is a journey to learn and explore new ideas, thoughts, and to discover things about ourselves and others and to put them into a perspective that we may or may not grow from!  Inquiry is only the vehicle that we use.  It should be an engaging and fun ride if it is not then it is time to get out of the car and take a look at the scenary around us or we can just change the vehicle!

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