Inquiry-Based Learning

Inquiry-based learning is the practice of using open-ended, student-driven approaches to education designed to stimulate curiosity and increase buy-in from learners. In classrooms where IBL is prioritized, students might construct their own assessments and research models or collectively build rules and classroom codes of conduct. By allowing students to take ownership of their own learning, inquiry-based classrooms clear the way for increased engagement and comprehension, but this highly-engaged learning can often be difficult for educators to setup and maintain. Join Katie and Chelsea as they discuss best practices, real examples from the classroom, and the power of learning to ask the right questions.

Sources:

Edutopia - What the Heck Is Inquiry-Based Learning? By Heather Wolpert-Gawron

The University of Manchester - What is Enquiry-Based Learning (EBL)?

C3 Teachers - The Inquiry Design Model

Facilitating an inquiry-based science classroom By Debbie K. Jackson and Marius Boboc

GitHub - The Mycelium Network

Anchor - The Mycelium Network Podcast By The Mycelium Network