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Submitted by Dalia Gorham on Fri, 07/24/2009 - 12:48pm.

I enjoyed the lesson, I gained many ideas to take back to my classroom.  In math there is a unit on measurement, I will have the children measure printed pictures of items on a larger scale.  I do believe that this will spark inquiry in my students and as a center they would be able to complete an inquiry-based project about scale. I really liked the photos used to introduce the lesson as well as himself.

 

I believe that inquiry can happen in a classroom with an authority figure/expert. Paul did a great job of answering our questions and guiding us with a question.

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