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How can the teacher use technology during inquiry with younger students (K and 1st Grade) without slowing down the lesson with all of the things that come with using technology?

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How can the teacher use technology during inquiry with younger students (K and 1st Grade) without slowing down the lesson with all of the things that come with using technology?

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Is there a way to shorten the length of any of the E's if there isn't enough time to complete all of the steps?

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Is there a way to shorten the length of any of the E's if there isn't enough time to complete all of the steps?

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Partners or groups can motivate inquiry in students. 

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Partners or groups can motivate inquiry in students. 

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Discussions can be a springboard for inquiry. During discussions, students can get their questions out in the open. 

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Discussions can be a springboard for inquiry. During discussions, students can get their questions out in the open. 

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Final projects are a good way to assess what students have learned through inquiry.

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Final projects are a good way to assess what students have learned through inquiry.

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http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/concept2class/inquiry/lp_social1.html

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At what point should students take responsibility of their own inquiry?

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At what point should students take responsibility of their own inquiry?

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Inquiry begins from the moment someone is born

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How can we teach students to apply inquiry throughout their  life? 

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How can we teach students to apply inquiry throughout their  life? 

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--By making the classroom examples real world examples that they can apply to their current life and situations.

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What are the disadvantages and advantages of using inquiry?

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What are the disadvantages and advantages of using inquiry?

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---If they are too busy asking questions, they might not be researching the answers or care to find the answers.

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Yes, inquiry is a very important part of a 21st century classroom

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How do you keep students on track and on topic?

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How do you keep students on track and on topic?

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Use their own interests to engage them.

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Inquiry is important to help answer questions for understanding.

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Can you use inquiry with your fellow teachers? (like collaboration) 

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Can you use inquiry with your fellow teachers? (like collaboration) 

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Yes. It is good to collaborate with colleagues and using inquiry and doing research on specific topics can give new knowledge to everyone.

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Is it effective to incorporate inquiry in elementary?

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Is it effective to incorporate inquiry in elementary?

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Yes!

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would brainstorming be an effective way to get students interested?

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would brainstorming be an effective way to get students interested?

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-looking at others ideas
-being able to think of new ideas as a group.
- understanding what another person says better than what you found out yourself

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--They don't even realize that they are asking important questions. Mind Ninja'd

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What are specific activities you can use for meaningful inquiry? 

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What are specific activities you can use for meaningful inquiry? 

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Formative assessment and summative assessment that includes interesting and engaging activities such as the given websites from today.

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What is engaging for secondary Education students?

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What is engaging for secondary Education students?

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--Anything that they find interesting in sports, food, friends, and family, as well as weird facts and tabloids.

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How do you make an uninteresting subject more fun or interesting to students?

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How do you make an uninteresting subject more fun or interesting to students?

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Use the given tools from today that are exciting to those students such as videos, discussions, drawing, writing, etc.

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-Real life situations
-Relatable activities
-Discussions
-Videos
-Articles
-Websites
-etc.

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When is inquiry useful in doing an activity?

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When is inquiry useful in doing an activity?

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Before, during, and after the lessons.

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How will students be interested and take part in inquiry?

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How will students be interested and take part in inquiry?

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by making the subject relatable to the students

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--add food, everyone loves food and real life world applications.