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Why use Teaching as Inquiry?
- 1. Why use Teaching as Inquiry?
- 2. @EduWells
- 3. Why? Know thy impact - Hattie Agents of Change - Timperley Continuous culture of learning - Bolstad and Gilbert Manageable and meaningful pedagogical change - Amos Innovation floats on a sea of inquiry and curiosity is a driver for change - Timperley, Kaser and Halbert
- 4. New Zealand Curriculum 2007
- 5. Kaser & Halbert: Spirals of Inquiry
- 6. First steps By now you know your students. Now start paying close attention to where their learning is at. Look to scan and empathise. What needs are standing out to you? What questions keep coming up for you about your students’ learning?