Please go to either Primary or Secondary Guided Inquiry pages to see these new offerings from CSU students: How have changes in technology shaped our lives? – Year 2, Stage
For inquiry learning fans, especially Guided Inquiry, check out the new set of resources for students on the GIOz site, at https://guidedinquiryoz.edublogs.org/students-doing-gi/ It aims to give student a simple understanding
This session of ETL401 – Introduction to Teacher Librarianship – is drawing to a close, led by Liz Derouet. The last task students have is to create an inquiry unit
Hi fans of Guided Inquiry, Today, I’ve uploaded the unit overview kindly sent to me by Amber Sorensen, TL at Cherrybrook Technology High School, on the Spanish Conquest, for Year
Today I’ve uploaded (and attached to this post) an article written by Amber Sorensen, Teacher Librarian at Cherrybrook Technology High School, in Sydney, entitled Guided Inquiry in Stage 4 History:
Linking librarians, inquiry learning, and information literacy
I’ve been thinking that this site, with its many units of work for primary and secondary and many scaffolds for inquiry, could be really useful now, in this awful COVID-19
Hi Guided Inquiry Design fans, I’m visiting the blog to make some updates, as quite a lot has been happening in Guided Inquiry over the last year or so, since
Please visit Primary and Secondary Guided Inquiry units’ pages on this blog to see some contributions from Charles Sturt University students, studying Introduction to Teacher Librarianship. Their task was to
Please join this community, and tell your friends… Up till now, the Guided Inquiry Community has been available at: http://guidedinquirycommunity.pbworks.com. (It will still be available there, while we design and move
Please don’t miss an excellent new GI unit, entitled Sleeping Rough on the Streets of the Lucky Country: An Inquiry into Homelessness in Melbourne.It’s also on the secondary Guided Inquiry
Don’t miss the new GI unit from CSU student, Nicholas Eldridge (ETL401, 202130)! It’s for Kindergarden! It’s a great task for little ones, and a recurring topic. I hope you
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