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Inquiry-based learning

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Question -answer relationships

Betty Hollas

2008

Philosophy of Education in Action

David W. Nicholson

2016

Whole-class inquiry

Dennis W. Smithenry

2009

Choice Time

Renee Dinnerstein

2016

Vital ideas

Christina Boufis

2011

Don't leave the story in the book

Mary Hynes-Berry

2011

Make just one change

Dan Rothstein

2011

The Art of Discussion-Based Teaching

John Henning

2007

Interactive science

Cummins, Jim

2012

What successful science teachers do

Neal A. Glasgow

2010

Writing in Science

Betsy Rupp Fulwiler

2007

Education for Thinking

Deanna Kuhn

2005

Curious Classroom

Harvey Daniels

2017

Inquiry Science, Grades 4-5 (Inquiry Science)

School Specialty Publishing

2006

Thinking through quality questioning

Jackie A. Walsh

2011

Scaffolding science inquiry through lesson design

Michael Klentschy

2008

Genius Hour Guidebook

Gallit Zvi, Denise Krebs

2015

Rethinking preparation for content area teaching

Jane Braunger, Kate Evans, Tomás Galguera et al.

2005

Talk, Talk, Talk

Phyllis Tashlik, Ann Cook

2004

The Most Reasonable Answer

Alina Reznitskaya, Ian A. G. Wilkinson

2017

Authentic Learning in the Digital Age

Larissa Pahomov

2014

Enquiry and Project Based Learning

David Leat

2017

A More Beautiful Question The Power Of Inquiry To Spark Breakthrough Ideas

Warren Berger

2014

Teacher's implementation guide

Margaret R. Meyer

2006

Comprehension and Collaboration, Revised Edition

Harvey "Smokey" Daniels, Stephanie Harvey

2015

Strategies for building a Web 2.0 learning environment

Chih-Hsiung Tu

2014

Investigations in environmental science

Daniel C. Edelson

2005

Contemporary science teaching approaches

Funda Ornek, Issa M. Saleh

2011

Choosing Web 2.0 tools for learning and teaching in a digital world

Pam Berger

2010

Engaging Readers & Writers with Inquiry

Jeffrey Wilhelm

2007

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