Guided Inquiry at Work
Inquiry-centred school libraries in Australia
Presentation for International Research Symposium: Alinda Sheerman, Joanne Bleby and Lee FitzGerald
Digital Youth, Inquiry, and the Future of the School Library … Research to Practice
27 April 2013
Alinda's Presentation Prezi (needs a few minutes to download videos before playing)
OR PowerPoint with notes (use VLC player for videos)
Lee and Jo Bleby's presentation - Videos too large to include, sorry!
Presentation for the Dominican Education Conference Theme: "Contemplation – Radical Being" 12-14 July at Santa Sabina College, Sydney
Lee Fitzgerald and Alinda Sheerman Presentation: "Reflection through Guided Inquiry"
Figure 1.1 Guided Inquiry Design Process. (Kuhlthau, C., Maniotes, L and Caspari, A. 2012).
Welcome!
Why Guided Inquiry? Because it works!
On these pages, we present a body of practical scaffolds and supports for teachers and teacher librarians interested in Guided Inquiry. We welcome your contributions.
Creating Guided Inquiries
These documents will assist you in planning a unit of work using Guided Inquiry methods:
Unit planner
Web Tools to support Guided Inquiry
Examples of Guided Inquiry units
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Year 7: Ancient Egypt in the New Kingdom, 2013
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Year 11: Modern Historical Investigation, 2013
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Year 11: Ancient Historical Investigation, 2013
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Evidence based practice tools:
School libraries now more than ever: CISSL position paper, November, 2011.
Online Tools for each step of the process - To keep organised and supported
Alinda Sheerman and Lee FitzGerald, March, 2013
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