Foster an Inquiry-Based Classroom

Real-World IBL Sample Question and Lesson Plan (Video); Morning Meetings; The Differences Between Fact, Feeling, and Argument; Keeping Dreams Alive |

View Online  |  Update Your Preferences   August 19, 2015   Questions > Answers Start the School Year by "Awakening Your Dreamers" What if your first project was about getting to know the hopes and dreams and talents of your students? 4 Strategies to Foster Student Questions Which of these super-tactical approaches should you use? ADVERTISEMENT Inquiry-Based Learning in the Science Classroom  VIDEO   Watch an example of real-world, inquiry-based learning and see how you can adapt the included sample lesson plan. Fact, Feeling, and Argument: Helping Students Tell the Difference  COMMUNITY   Five tips to encourage debate and mindful inquiry on significant current events. Trending Questions Before Answers: What Drives a Great Lesson? Motivating the Unmotivated Ditching the Desk 5 Ways to Help Your Students Become Better Questioners Redesigning My Classroom Environment Use Morning Meetings to Create a Safe Space for Learning  VIDEO   See how these teachers create a culture of respect and trust and develop valuable social-emotional skills. GIVEAWAY Prize: IPEVO Edtech Bundle ($367 value!) Deadline: August 30, 2015 FOLLOW EDUTOPIA                     ABOUT US  |  CONTACT US  |  ADVERTISE  |  PRIVACY  | SUBSCRIBE © 2015 George Lucas Educational Foundation, PO Box 3494, San Rafael, CA 94912 To ensure delivery of Edutopia's Weekly Enews, please add edutopia.org to your address book. You can always UPDATE YOUR PREFERENCES or UNSUBSCRIBE.

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