Nudging Toward Inquiry Kristin Fontichiaro University of FAME November 5, 2010.

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Nudging Toward Inquiry Kristin Fontichiaro University of FAME November 5, 2010

Hash Browns Hash Tag #fame10#fame10

From the AASL Building Level Toolkit,

Image: canada.com. - Inquiry, thoughtfulness, problem- solving -Using and evaluating information -Librarian as instructional partner throughout process -Social, collaborative teaching and learning -Authentic work tasks, products, and audiences -“Dump and go”: finding answers to specific close-ended, teacher- generated questions -Finding information -Librarian as an accessory to learning (“a clerk could do it”) -Isolated, individual learning - Contrived tasks without resonance to student

But what is inquiry? Ummm, yeah. With apologies to Mo Willems:

Stripling’s Inquiry Model (SLM, 4/07 and 9/09) Connect (awaken prior knowledge) Wonder (generate possible questions) Investigate (seek and discover info) Construct (discover patterns; draw conclusions) Express (create product) Reflect (consider effectiveness of process/product)

Inquiry FAQs Does inquiry mean we get rid of library skills? What’s the relationship between inquiry and information literacy?

Are we seeing bird units or inquiry?

NUDGING. Small tweaks, big impact.

Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect Picture Book / Text Excerpt / Primary Source Hands-on activity K – W – L Think-pair-share Classroom definitions Choice Connect

Questions Hypotheses Class graphic organizer based on discussion Wonder Brainstorming in groups Outline objective, then give questions Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect

[Antietam, Md. President Lincoln and Gen. George B. McClellan in the general's tent]. Gardner, Alexander, ,Gardner, Alexander, , photographer. CREATED/PUBLISHED 1862 October 3. SUMMARY Photograph from the main eastern theater of the war, Battle of Antietam, September- October NOTES Reference: Civil War photographs, / compiled by Hirst D. Milhollen and Donald H. Mugridge, Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, No Title from Milhollen and Mugridge. Forms part of Civil War glass negative collection (Library of Congress). SUBJECTS United States--History--Civil War, Lincoln, Abraham. McClellan, George B. Antietam, Battle of, Md., Wet collodion negatives. United States--Maryland--Antietam. United States--History--Civil War, Lincoln, Abraham. McClellan, George B. Antietam, Battle of, Md., Wet collodion negatives. United States--Maryland--Antietam. MEDIUM 1 negative : glass, wet collodion. CALL NUMBER LC-B

Clothes on rack. Is rack made out of branches? How long has McClellan been at this site that he has stuff hanging? Top hat is upside-down. I think it’s Lincoln’s because he wore top hats a lot. Why is it upside-down? U.S. Flag draped on table. Is it being used as a tablecloth? Why is it there? Seems disrespectful. Tent. Tall ceiling! Why so big? Cracks or folds in image. How did it get damaged? Pillow and quilt Does the general sleep AND work here? Is he meeting the President in his BEDROOM? General McClellan (learned from Web site) Who was he in the Civil War? Tall man with beard in suit. It’s Lincoln (the Web site said so). Why is the President at a battlefield? Where is his security team? Is he safe? Table. Looks like it might fold up for travel. Grass. Not winter. Web site says Fall 1862 during Battle of Antietam. Did the Union win this battle? Which side is currently winning the war? He doesn’t have a beard, so he must have shaved recently. Is this a staged photo? Photos took a long time; people had to sit still, I think. They probably posed. Why?

Pool Your Knowledge! Whiteboard (bansho) Post-Its Wallwisher.com iEtherpad.com Dabbleboard.com Wiki page Google Docs

Scenarios Project-Based Learning Problem-Based Learning Real-World Situations Frame the Project

Information literacy Build in reflection, metacognition, conferencing Room on graphic organizers for “aha moments” Reality TV confessionals Investigate Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect

What patterns in data/info do I see? What does all of this mean? Social vs. individual construction New round of graphic organizers for sensemaking Pooling knowledge (bansho, discussion, wikis/Google Docs) Construct Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect

Choice Authentic products Authentic audiences Collaborative work Products drive how info is gathered, used Role play/ “Mantle of Expert” Express Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect

Exit slips One-minute essays Miniconferences “What new questions might you explore if ____ hired you to do more research?” Reflect Connect ~ Wonder ~ Investigate ~ Construct ~ Express ~ Reflect

Stripling’s Inquiry Model (SLM, 4/07 and 9/09) Connect (awaken prior knowledge) Wonder (generate possible questions) Investigate (seek and discover info) Construct (discover patterns; draw conclusions) Express (create product) Reflect (consider effectiveness of process/product)

Questions? Kristin Fontichiaro blog.schoollibrarymonthly.com