Inquiry based learning

Ever wondered what the difference is between these student-centred methods of inquiry learning? Read on to find out what makes them different.

Creating an inquiry based learning space for middle schoolers with building an inquiry wall. Grab free resources to learn how to create a inquiry learning wall in the classroom to provoke ideas and curiosity in your learners.

In this blog post, I will answer the question, "What is inquiry-based learning?", talk about some inquiry-based learning activities, and discuss why inquiry-based learning in a middle school classroom is important. Check out the blog post now! #6thgrade #7thgrade #8thgrade

Project/Inquiry Based Learning has been a passion of mine ever since I discovered it about 5 years ago. Since then, I have stepped out of my comfort zone and transformed the way I teach from a typical Thematic Based style through baby steps taken each year and with the help of an amazing on-line community of teachers with the same passion (you all know who you are!). My first baby step was taking themes and science/social studies standards and making them more student lead and project based…

This blog explores innovative teaching and learning strategies and pedagogies, especially in the PYP.

"Discover how to spark curiosity with this Inquiry-Based Learning Guide for Teachers! Engage students with questions, exploration & discovery. 📚 #TeachingTips #ClassroomInspiration"

Sylvia Duckworth's graphic illustrates questions students can use to guide inquiry-based learning ideas that act as a catalyst for curiosity.

Check out this free template to help you plan inquiry-based units for your students.

Inquiry sketchnotes

Learning about Inquiry in part one of this video series. Learn what a WonderWall is and how it is made and used in the classroom through this video series by Madly Learning. inquiry based learning | activities | projects | science | math | process | board

Ready to try out inquiry-based learing or phenomenon-based learning? Not sure where to start? Here's a step by step sequence for how I plan out our entire inquiry-based or phenomenon-based learning units. How to setup lesson plans, gather resources, develop learning plans, evaluate student learning, and more.

Inquiry-based learning is about more than just answering questions—it’s about nurturing a mindset of curiosity, reflection, and action. Regardless of which inquiry cycle you follow , they are designed to give us a clear framework to guide our students through this process.

The phases of inquiry-based learning can vary depending on context but generally include Interacting, Clarifying, Questioning, and Designing.

Inquiry-based strategies are an effective way to create an engaging and inspiring classroom environment for students. Inquiry allows students to participate in learning activities and encourages them to ask questions, think critically, and draw connections between different topics. Incorporating inquiry-based strategies in the classroom can help students develop significant problem-solving and communication skills that will be invaluable for their future.

The inquiry-based learning defined with different types and examples.

What if you were able to teach all of your subject areas, and all you needed to do was pre-make ONE, maybe two slides?