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The document is a slideshow presentation about the endangered Māui's dolphin. It provides background information on the dolphin, including that it was previously known as the North Island Hector's dolphin. Facts about the dolphin's attributes, behavior, habitat in New Zealand, breeding, food, and threats are outlined. The main threats are slow breeding rate, small population size, and deaths caused by humans through boat strikes and fishing nets. The government is taking action to help protect the dolphin by banning certain fishing nets in its habitat.
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This document discusses the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in education. It notes that ICT enhances learning and teaching by developing understanding, extending access to information, and enhancing inquiry, development of ideas, and communication of ideas. ICT can be used to support, enhance, and extend teaching and learning. Using ICT is said to increase reasoning, problem solving, learning skills, creativity, attention, and cooperation between teachers and students. The document also discusses how ICT allows students to be collaborators and creators rather than just recipients of information.
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The document discusses inquiry learning at BBI. It defines inquiry learning as an approach where students explore the world by asking questions, making discoveries, and rigorously testing those discoveries to build new understanding. Inquiry learning develops skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and problem solving. It allows students to direct their own learning by engaging with meaningful problems. The document outlines skills and approaches important for students to develop, including reasoning, communication, research skills, and developing 21st century skills through inquiry projects. Effective inquiry learning requires structure from teachers to support students.
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