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Alice Hartel replied to Kathleen's discussion Examples of Inquiry Based Lessons in the group Inquiry Based LearningAlice Hartel replied to Stephanie Wubbena's discussion Gaming and Inquiry Based Learning in the group Inquiry Based Learning"Incorporating gaming into lessons has the potential for being very beneficial to enhancing those lessons. While most of the online gaming sites seem to be based on “drill” rather than inquiry, these sites can be useful in developing the…"
Alice Hartel commented on Roxan Cosico's group LegoBots"Steve,
I like the idea of using a Webquest to teach the students about the robotics. I am starting in a new school in the fall and was told the school was purchasing the legobots. I may use your webquest as the intro lesson with hopes of expanding.…"
Alice Hartel replied to Kathleen's discussion Relevant research on Inquiry Based Learning in the group Inquiry Based Learning"What students know and what they want to learn are not just constraints on what can be taught; they are the very foundation for learning. Dewey's description of the four primary interests of the student are still appropriate starting…"
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