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Getting Started with Inquiry

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Inquiry-based instruction has been around for a long time. But what is it exactly? How do you use it in your classes?�� The following materials provide a general overview of inquiry-based instruction and its connection to interdisciplinary instruction.�� If you want to learn more, determine the level of inquiry you want to start with and follow the links provided below.

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The following resources can be used to find ideas for structured or controlled inquiries.

: These lessons are interdisciplinary project-based lessons written by fb88 teachers going from PK-12 grades.
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Getting Started with Inquiry

Examples of Inquiry

The following resources can be used to find ideas for structured or controlled inquiries.

: These lessons are interdisciplinary project-based lessons written by fb88 teachers going from PK-12 grades.

Additional Resources

Additional Professional Learning