What Does Inquiry in SS Look Like?

1. rigour: being in company of a passionate adult who is pursuing inquiry, inviting students along, teachers pursuing topic themself

2. students are producing intersting, creative and sophisticated work that has lasting value

3. students are doing research on their own and pursuing areas of their own personal interest

4. students are behaving in ways of subject

5. being globally minded and having multiple perspectives

6. metacognitive thinking

7. finding ways to connect to deeper issues

8. choosing resources that will hook the students

9. do work beyond the student/teacher relationship ex)webpage, forum, being active in the community

10. Critical Thinking

10.1. weigh evidence, identify bias, determine perspective

11. Historical Thinking

11.1. New node

12. New node

13. Throughline Qustioning

13.1. ask provocative and relevant questions

14. students engaging in the real world and making connctions

15. students are asking important questions

15.1. New node

16. rubric (9 elements)

16.1. academic rigour (working/behaving in ways that mirror the discipline outside of school)

16.2. assessment

16.3. life skills

16.4. appropriate use of technology

16.5. active exploration

16.6. connecting with experts

16.7. elaborated communication

16.8. compassion

16.9. authenticity (real world/relevant)

17. asking important questions