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2 INQUIRY AND CRITICAL THINKING

3 What is inquiry??? Simply put…. CRITICAL THINKING….

4 WHAT Does it look like? Inquiry in the classroom is: - Teacher Driven -Teacher poses interesting, open ended questions to draw students into content - Teacher follows up with probing questions to guide students into deeper levels of thought

5 Using open-ended questioning is key to authentic inquiry as it models the value of considering multiple perspectives and answers.

6 What about the students??? Inquiry in the classroom is ALSO student driven. Students need to learn to PROBE the various meanings of the text in order to reach higher- level understanding AND interpretations. Inquiry skills need to be deliberately and strategically taught to students in steps so that they can become aware of their own cognitive processing.

7 LEVEL ONE DEFINE DESCRIBE IDENTIFY LIST NAME OBSERVE RECITE

8 LEVEL TWO Analyze Compare Contrast Infer Sequence Synthesis

9 LEVEL THREE Apply a Principle Evaluate Hypothesize Imagine Judge Predict Speculate

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