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Inquiry

Submitted by Diane Balanovich on Tue, 07/21/2009 - 1:42pm.

I found the analogy about being a sea useful because it was an obvious way to bring to light how inquiry must have some direction and support. Since students are unfamiliar with this style of learning, we as teachers need to make sure we demonstrate how to go about thinking in this manner.

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