"I think gaming definitely has a place in classrooms, with the correct amount of teacher moderation and the right type of game. There is great potential for problem solving and collaboration in gaming. Students enjoy playing games and many are…"
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Sherry Sejnost replied to Stephanie Wubbena's discussion Gaming and Inquiry Based Learning in the group Inquiry Based LearningSherry Sejnost replied to Kathleen's discussion Examples of Inquiry Based Lessons in the group Inquiry Based Learning"Industrial Revolution
Essential Question: How did the inventions from the Industrial Revolution affect everyday life at the time, and what are its long-term effects on manufacturing then and now?
Students will develop a flow chart in Inspiration…"
Sherry Sejnost replied to Kathleen's discussion Problem Solving Frameworks in the group Inquiry Based Learning"Another helpful framework for inquiry based learning is Howard Gardner Multiple Intelligence.
Howard Gardner initially formulated a list of seven intelligences. His listing was provisional. The first two have been typically valued in schools; the…"
Sherry Sejnost replied to Kathleen's discussion Problem Solving Frameworks in the group Inquiry Based Learning"Bloom's Taxonomy is a very useful framework for developing quality inquiry based lessons. The following is some history and a summary of the framework itself.
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In 1956, Benjamin Bloom headed a group of educational psychologists who…"
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