Sunday, 3 September 2017

Inquiry Learning At Pukete

A slideshow presented to us at Staff Meeting to make sure we are covering what is required when teaching our topic inquiries.

I found this document I will use to explore inquiry headings further with my students:

Pukete Inquiry Skills
Inquiry provides the opportunity for students to explore authentic contexts which are relevant to them and their lives. These contexts, and the explicit application of a guided inquiry process, give opportunities in which to teach and develop the Key Competencies which are embedded through all stages and across all levels.
TRUMP Key Competencies- Capabilities for living and lifelong learning

Thinking, , Using Language, Relating to others, Symbols and Texts, Managing Self,  Participating and Contributing.

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WONDER


What I think I know...
Organising thinking and questions
N-What do I Need to know
Define my ideas
Engage and explore
Review-what do I now need to know?
ACQUIRE


Action Plan
Can I find information?
Questions to explore
Understandings I have gained
Investigate
Refine, research, review
Evaluate
INSPIRE


I now think...
Next questions
Share
Participate in action
Inform with results
Reflect
Evaluate-where to next?
Immersing, exploring, defining
Determine meaningful and authentic contexts for student inquiry
Determine and share initial understanding and knowledge
Stimulate curiosity
Planning
Setting the stage for successful research process
Mapping out the inquiry process and timeline

Finding, Using, Recording
Finding, evaluating , sorting and synthesising  information relevant to the task
Making conclusions/ finding patterns
Drawing conclusions
Working ethically and responsibly with information                                                                                
Presenting, Sharing, Taking action
Expressing new understandings
Present information effectively
Display results of the inquiry relevant to the audience
Taking part in meaningful action
Evaluating
Reflect on both the process and the learning
Apply to new contexts: where to next?    

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