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In inquiry, students have to take the lead in explaining the data. To me, that's what separates inquiry from hands-on & makes it better.4:35 AM Nov 20thfrom Tweetie
Inquiry requires a priority on evidence. In your lessons this week, how have your students had to focus on actual scientific data?5:57 AM Nov 19thfrom Tweetie
Talked to a reporter y'day. He didn't really understand inquiry until the centrality of evidence clicked with him. Then he saw its value.5:05 AM Nov 17thfrom Tweetie
Lunch today w my long-term mentor, Tom Koballa. Always learn from him. It's good to see a man 30 years into his career still going strong.6:11 PM Nov 13thfrom web