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The framework for enquiry is based on a model of formative self-[[Category:Assessment|assessment]] by the pupils against [[Teaching for Metacognition|metacognitive]] skills and knowledge using the habits of mind (Costa and Kallick, 2000) as a language for learning. Indeed, the aim is that by developing pupils’ awareness of and proficiency in these skills, they will ‘engage in the excitement of learning’ (DfES, 2005) and become better at it.}} | The framework for enquiry is based on a model of formative self-[[Category:Assessment|assessment]] by the pupils against [[Teaching for Metacognition|metacognitive]] skills and knowledge using the habits of mind (Costa and Kallick, 2000) as a language for learning. Indeed, the aim is that by developing pupils’ awareness of and proficiency in these skills, they will ‘engage in the excitement of learning’ (DfES, 2005) and become better at it.}} | ||
{{adaptedfrom|The impact of enquiry-based science teaching on students' attitudes and achievement|WhatIsEnquiry| | {{adaptedfrom|The impact of enquiry-based science teaching on students' attitudes and achievement|WhatIsEnquiry|A different model of enquiry-based learning encourages students to use exploration, reflection and [[Category:Questioning|questioning]] techniques, sharing of ideas, and high quality [[Category:Dialogue|dialogue]]. The role of the teacher during the process is to act as a guide who challenges the students to think beyond their current processes by asking divergent questions. The model drew on research into enquiry-based learning that shows that often students experience difficulties in formulating appropriate questions which focus on the intended content. In this context the teacher needs to help them by drawing their attention to the experimental data and facts relevant to their enquiry and by generally facilitating the discussion.}} | ||
==What characterises higher-order scientific enquiry skills?== | ==What characterises higher-order scientific enquiry skills?== | ||
{{adaptedfrom|Developing Higher Order Scientific Enquiry Skills|WhatIsEnquiry|Learners take responsibility for their own learning and, where appropriate, demonstrate a range of the following: | {{adaptedfrom|Developing Higher Order Scientific Enquiry Skills|WhatIsEnquiry|Learners take responsibility for their own learning and, where appropriate, demonstrate a range of the following: | ||
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See also resources xyz | See also resources xyz | ||
You might also like to look at this EARLI [http://kaleidoscope.gw.utwente.nl/SIG-IL/ page] which lists software packages for teaching (go to 'edit'->'find' on your menu bar, and search for 'inquiry' to find relevant software. | |||
=Inquiry for Professional Development= | =Inquiry for Professional Development= | ||
The DfE links to an Australian report '[http://www.decd.sa.gov.au/learnerwellbeing/files/links/link_72576.pdf Towards a Culture of Inquiry]' which provides a useful summary. | The DfE links to an Australian report '[http://www.decd.sa.gov.au/learnerwellbeing/files/links/link_72576.pdf Towards a Culture of Inquiry]' which provides a useful summary. | ||