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"School" vs "Inquiry education"

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Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Wed, 08/08/2007 - 2:47pm

Minisymposium 2007 on K-16 Collaborations

INQUIRY EDUCATION IN SCIENCE (AND ELSEWHERE)

 

"School" vs "Inquiry Education"

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"school"

"inquiry education"


(first four items: hands on, open-ended, student based, curiosity)
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