Teacher-guided inquiry will be appropriate to the learning situations of two teachers, where students not only explore their own interests by engaging in inquiry-based activities, but also learn scientific concepts in the curriculum.
To solve this problem, you must engage in inquiry.
We engage in inquiry, Dewey thought, as part of a struggle with an objectively precarious but improvable environment.
This study investigated whether students who engage in inquiry dialogue with others improve their performance on various tasks measuring argumentation development.
We agree with those researchers who argue that implicit teaching of NOS while students are engaged in inquiry is not sufficient.
In addition, they focused more on (a) encouraging students to engage in inquiry, (b) providing time and space for self-regulated learning, (c) promoting social interactions among students, and (d) seeking elaboration of students' initial responses.
Students at all levels of education should, and often do, engage in inquiry.
She is a founding member of CReATE (Chicagoland Researchers and Advocates for Transformative Education), a group of volunteer faculty engaged in inquiry and dialogue around education policy.
And yet it is England who have made the final while New Zealand, France and Ireland are engaged in inquiries and recriminations.
In the spring, I had talked with Maria Del Castillo, Finlay's reading specialist, who told me that she and other teachers at the school regularly engage in "inquiries," which they define as investigating a solution to a particular problem.
To this end, the DG course replicates a modern research laboratory as an undergraduate classroom in which students engage in inquiry-based experiences focused on transposable element (TE) biology.
