Inquiry learning - from knowledge to understanding
17/02/12
Vic Hygate, Windsor School, explains how she carefully focuses her planning, then uses events and provocative statements to make inquiry relevant and fully engage her students.
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17/02/12
Vic Hygate, Windsor School, explains how she carefully focuses her planning, then uses events and provocative statements to make inquiry relevant and fully engage her students.
30/06/11
Sylvia Park's inquiry planning team support all teachers to develop authentic engaging learning for their students. In this story the planning team and students discuss what inquiry looks like in their school.
30/06/11
In this curriculum conversation Gay Gilbert and Lynette Townsend discuss how they have used 'the mantle of the expert' as a different approach to inquiry learning.
13/04/11
In this talk Anne Sturgess discusses a social studies programme at Edgecumbe College. She is joined by students who explain how Te Ao Whanui - local participation, global confidence, supported them to be autonomous learners.
01/03/11
The staff at Halsey Drive School have been developing a concept based curriculum which features a process of learning (inquiry) and a language of learning (SOLO). There are four videos in this series.
31/05/10
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