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1. I want to know what inquiry-based teaching is.

2. What is 'Guided Inquiry-based teaching'?

3. How can I plan a lesson for Nursery children who have not yet developed their native language?

4. What would my Inquiry class look like if I was an expert at arranging it?

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My understanding of inquiry-based teaching is focused on children's interests and following them? Then what about planning? Do we still need to plan the lesson? How much?

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Watching my gran bake, I wanted to know how to do it too.

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Travelling to new places on holiday

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How does airplane fly when they are so heavy?

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How does airplane fly when they are so heavy?

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New environments… moving around a lot sparked a curiosity of culture and language

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Seeing my first rainbow and experiencing snow. 

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Seeing my first rainbow and experiencing snow. 

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Looking up at the stars at night with my dad sparked my interest of Space

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Weather, animals, parents, people watching, travel, culture, watching friends, teachers, family cultures, seasons, traveling from south to north hemisphere.

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I would ask a grownup or try to figure out it by attempting.

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Seeing different people speaking not  only in Chinese

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Seeing different people speaking not  only in Chinese

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make me wonder why they can run fast enough and then to be a teacher 👩‍🏫

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Rock pools - different creatures what are they and how do they live in their environment

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when my parents told me to do something I don't want to do, I asked them why

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We lived in a rural part of Ireland for a while and I would roam and run in the fields a lot. I think this sparked my love of nature.

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How to sew a bean bag keeping the beans inside

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What do you already know about igniting curiosity?

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How do teachers ignite curiosity with young children?

What does critical thinking look like in young children?

How do you know you've 'ignited' curiosity in young children?

What do you do once you have ignited curiosity?

What elements of inquiry ignite curiosity?

What elements of inquiry promote critical thinking?

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Why is it important to be curious?

How can we spark curiosity?

How can we encourage children to think critically?

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Through the process of investigation how could we test what ignites critical thinking?

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What are the skills you want to develop to build critical thinking in your students? And how do you know your teaching and learning has successfully cultivated these skills?

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1. How do we promote critical thinking in Nursery?

2. What critical thinking skills our children already have and which one we specifically want them to develop through inquiry?

3. How will we ignite their curiosity to make the children wanting to know more?

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Read books like 100000 Why?

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Doing experiments

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Following children’s interest, plan something based on what they want to know.

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Inquiry is approach to learning that encourages students to engage in problem solving.

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What did you know already?

What do you want to know?

After-

What did you learn?