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Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inquiry. Show all posts
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Information Literacy
Inquiry Learning and PBL
I've started reading about inquiry learning, PBL, constructivism, and 21st century learning and what does this mean for us at TLs.
A few points that stand out:
- student centred/student lead
- higher order thinking
- implementation of technology
- collaboration
- 24/7 anywhere,anytime learning
- adapt, adopt, modify
- cyclic inquiry model
- intuitive, deep, conceptual knowledge
- knowledge is created by dynamic interaction with the learning environment
- lifelong learners
- strategies can be interwoven
- student generated questions
- technology
- motivation
Why is this important to TLs?
- related to the information process/info literacy
- show leadership by modelling constructivism strategies
- collaborate with teachers to embed in teaching/learning strategies
- promoted by various pedagogical initiatives
- to help students develop lifelong learning skills in an info-rich environment.
I think as TLs we need to consistently think "outside the box" and consider constructivist strategies whenever we are planning units of work or activities or collaborating with teachers.
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change,
constructivist,
critical thinking,
information,
inquiry,
leadership,
learning,
literacy,
problem-based,
project-based,
resources,
role,
specialist,
teacher
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