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Tag Archives: questioning
A “Starbucks” classroom…
We started with an inquiry question… “why aren’t Starbuck’s Coffee houses drive through only?” We discussed this question for quite some time… here’s what we came up with: They wouldn’t sell as much coffee (to which we asked why, and … Continue reading
Define questions; discover answers…
“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” – Albert Einstein Cross posted from original post at KARE Givers Traditional school curriculum defines answers and makes up questions. We need curriculum that defines … Continue reading
Posted in Inquiry
Tagged curriculum, effective teaching, Inquiry Based Learning, learning, questioning, Socrates, students, teachers, teaching
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Asking good questions…
What questions do you have about this artifact? It doesn’t matter what it is. We don’t know and we don’t (as yet) need to try to find out… Our job is simply to create questions. We are each assigned a … Continue reading
Posted in Inquiry
Tagged curiosity, Helen Morschel, inquiry learning, learning principles, PYP, questioning, teacher PD
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A Cool Educator
Another guest post by Fiona Birkin, Head of Learning Resources and member of my in-school PLN. Fiona, how about I just add you as a contributor now? A wonderful text I read in my recent two-hour technology blackout was The Pink Refrigerator by Tim Egan. … Continue reading
Great questions have legs…
I have some questions to ask you… Do you ask questions to check for recall of information? Or to help students clarify their thinking and construct meaning for themselves? Do you play ‘guess what’s in my head’? Or do you … Continue reading