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Scoop.it!
Another visual I use with students: inquiry approaches to learning - again, great to promote 'soft skills' #sunchat pic.twitter.com/NhnwNMeehv 
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Scoop.it!
Teaching standards doesn't necessitate a standardized approach to teaching. Teachers share ideas for providing a standards-based, but authentic learning experience for all students.
Beth Dichter's insight:
Can teachers teach the Common Core standards and provide authentic learning so students are engaged? This post explores this issue and provides eight strategies for teaching in authentic ways. Below are four of the strategies. * Make the standards fit into student interests. * Teach students to question. * Emulate effective risk taking. * Be open to many answers. For additional information the four strategies above and for four more click through to the post.
Dr Pam Hill's curator insight,
March 21, 2014 9:04 AM
Wonderful article that points out some of the challenges of Standards Based Learning as well as ways that instructors can maintain their own unique teaching styles and interests. Great article for discussion in PD meetings, online learning, and teacher prep courses! |
This visual on Inquiry Based Learning provides four questions in four areas:
* Pose real and valid questions
* Find the resources
* Interpret the information
* Report your findings
If you provide opportunities for learners to use inquiry based approaches this visual may be helpful for students to have as they work through the process.