Investigating Inquiry - Models of the Inquiry Process by Kelsey

The Inquiry Process

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Justice et al., Inquiry Model

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DP - Introducing a more inquiry-driven approach

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We thought this might be interesting to look at...

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Sample Planner Aligned with GID Framework

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Guided Inquiry Design® Framework

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What does inquiry look, sound and feel like?

kelseyannca — 2025-08-06 17:22:17 UTC

TK/Kinder Team

2025-08-06 18:32:33 UTC

We chose this model because it showed clear/simple photos, words and vocabulary for younger students while also having the student in the center.

2nd grade Team

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We like this model because when students are in control of their learning they are more engaged and enthusiastic about the topic/material.

Core Specials

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We like this because it simplifies expectations and students can relate.

1st Grade

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This image demonstrates encouragement to independent pathways that may conclude in an action, reflection, or a challenge.

2nd Grade

2025-08-06 18:34:47 UTC

We like it because the students are the focus of all of the blocks and the text itself is simple for younger students to become familiar with each step of the cycle.

3rd Grade

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Core Specials

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Core Specials

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