"student inquiry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a question or discovery initiated by a student, for example, "During the student inquiry process, the student asked the teacher some difficult questions."
TELEs also support teacher efforts to guide student inquiry within these sometimes complex environments.
The aim of the present study was to analyze teachers' pedagogical designs, plans of organized technology-supported, collective student inquiry.
Officials hope that with less textbook material to cover, teachers will encourage more student inquiry and initiative.
To meet specific module learning outcomes and to stimulate student inquiry through the learning strategy of PBL, a bright and colourful collage, was constructed.
To facilitate student inquiry, we have augmented a digital camera with a global positioning system (GPS) and a digital compass to record position and orientation metadata when pictures are taken.
The common theme among these reviews was that the presentation style (student inquiry and performance) actually provided more learning than the lectures, despite the inevitable presentation of less subject matter.
For example, a 2011 UCLA study of 6,768 U.S. undergraduate male teachers of science, technology, engineering and math subjects (so-called STEM) found 70% still relied on lectures while only 33% used student inquiry-type methods.
And 21 per cent of student inquiries to the Stepchange helpline last year related to payday-loan debt, at an average of £1,069 per person.
Questions about application requirements, transferring from another undergraduate school, and other prospective student inquiries should be directed to the Stanford Undergraduate Admissions Office.
Your responsibility as a CCN mentor will be to reply back to student inquiries in a timely manner and help them make the most of the Columbia Career Network.
Released in 1996 as part of the CoVis Project, WorldWatcher is a scientific visualization environment for supporting student inquiries in a broad range of scientific disciplines.
