All Inquiry resources
Journal Article
Reworking the Recipe: Adding Inquiry and Reflection to College Science Labs
Cookbook-style laboratories (labs), where students follow recipes and confirm known results are common, yet years of science teaching and learning res...
By Cari Din, Martin MacInnis
Reports Article
Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, September 3, 2024
By Debra Shapiro
Reports Article
Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, August 27, 2024
By Debra Shapiro
Journal Article
Scaffolding Fourth-graders’ Inquiry about Erosion
This sequence of lessons has students observing erosion and creating ideas about factors that affect erosion. Then, as a class, students first explore...
By Alexandria Burns, Jami Daniel, Jerrid Kruse, Ellen Gow
Journal Article
In this article, we use the strategies listed above to engage students in a 5E lesson on static electricity (partially addressing MS-PS2-3). We start ...
By Jesse Wilcox, Stephanie Zavalza Flores, MacKenzie Bruns, Sarah Nolting
Journal Article
Going Beneath the Surface: Using Socioscientific Issues to Explore Human Impacts on Soil
Socioscientific issues (SSIs) can help students think about the moral and ethical issues related to science. When SSI issues are based on local phenom...
By Jesse Wilcox, William Lange, Shane Breheny
Journal Article
Local landscapes examined via Google Earth provide a natural arena on which students can analyze how humans modify and interact with their environment...
By Carol Colaninno, Adriana Martinez, Charlie Blake, Candice Johnson
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Journal Article
Two modules were designed for high school science students to investigate the performance of a rain garden installed on school property. The rain gard...
By Lauren Brase, Robert Ford, Amy Parker, Heather Mayfield, Adam Lehmann, and Sarah Meadows
Journal Article
Most introductory science courses are large, lecture-style general education classes. Introduction to Environmental Science (ES 100) at NC State Unive...
By Stephanie Jeffries
Journal Article
In this article, we discuss Micro Assignment Guided Inquiry and Collaboration (MAGIC), an active learning method that draws on the merits of inquiry-b...
By R.F. Malenda, S. Talbott, and Scott Walck
Journal Article
Equitable sensemaking enables students to draw on personal resources to investigate and explain phenomena and problems within their communities. Altho...
By Jessica Stephenson Reaves and Anna Arias