What does inquiry in SS look like?

1. Good teachers get their students to create and participate in their learning

2. Globally Minded

3. Students are engaged

4. Rooted in the real world

4.1. Technology

5. Bringing in topics that have enough space for students to explore

6. Asking "why?" instead of just giving activities, give students a driving question

7. Analyzing and unpacking the information

8. Critical thinking Consortium

9. Base the students thinking beyond dates, establish historical significance

10. Historical perspectives and comparing to what they understand in our community now

11. Dangerous teaching and unasked questions. Social studies should get students to critique society

12. Galileo Inquiry rubric

12.1. Authenticity

12.2. academic rigor

12.3. Assessment

12.4. Life skills

12.4.1. New node

12.5. Appropriate used of technology

12.6. Active exploration

12.7. Connecting with experts

12.7.1. New node

12.8. elaborated communication

12.9. Compassion

13. Inquiry is about kids learning to behave and act in a certain way of thinking

13.1. New node

14. Inquiry is a disposition

15. Current events and having kids connect to it