Inquiry learning

A wonder wall is an inquiry based learning activity that encourages curiosity in the classroom. When a student has a question, I hand him or her a sticky note to stick up on the thought bubble on the wall, research it, and report back to the class.

Guiding inquiry-based learning centers learning on a solving a particular problem or answering a central question.

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

Getting started with inquiry based learning can be intimidating. Click through to learn about planning for inquiry based learning!

“Our past inquiry boards offer great visual reminders of Sem1 units - HWEO, HTWW & STP! #pypchat #inquiryed #ibpyp”

Ready to revamp your teaching strategies? Check out these inquiry-based learning teaching strategies to use in your classroom! #inquiry #teaching #education | madlylearning.com

The Living Walls Project: Promoting student-centred learning, inquiry, action and reflection | SharingPYP Blog

At my school, we use Kath Murdoch’s Inquiry Cycle. Many of our staff are new the PYP and new to inquiry-based teaching and learning, so we find this inquiry cycle provides some structure to t…

Want an easy way to teach the inquiry process to your students? Use these five steps in your science, social studies, health, and language arts inquiry writing lessons and activities. This five step inquiry process works well in first grade, second grade, and third grade. Use these posters to support your students as they create inquiry based projects. CLICK to get your FREE inquiry posters today! #writing #inquiryprocess #inquiry #inquiryprojects #1stgrade #2ndgrade #3rdgrade