Getting to the Right Question – and Beyond
In December of 2015 the John Templeton Foundation approved a three-year, $700,000 grant to the Cambridge, Mass.-based Right Question Institute…
Response: Ways to Use Questions Effectively in the Classroom
What if we expanded the notion of teachers’ “use” of questions? What happens when teachers tap into, that is, “use”…
DotStorming and Primary Sources
DotStorming is a simple tool and one that is rivaling Padlet for use in the classroom. Created by a programmer…
Combining Inquiry and PBL: 3 Guidelines for Success
High-Quality Project-Based Learning (PBL) provides opportunities for sustained Inquiry over multiple working sessions. Transitioning to PBL involves shifts in planning,…
Questions, Answers, and Learning About The World
Thanks to such tools as the Right Question Institute’s Question Formulation Technique and various Project Zero-developed Thinking Routines*** that require…
Tools to Support Student Inquiry
Inquiry Based Instruction has been an area of study for me for the last couple of years. In my opinion,…