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B) Fostering Inquiry

media type="youtube" key="crQ7Y2alDxI" height="496" width="822" align="center" Ø Direct inquiry – “purposeful pursuit of feedback and testing of assumptions or claims” (Collinson & Cook, 2007) Ø Indirect inquiry – “purposeful surfacing of tacit knowledge” (Collinson & Cook, 2007) Ø Act of inquiry needs the attitudes of open-mindedness, absorbed interest and intellectual responsibility Ø Collective inquiry leads to increased knowledge and improved practices that forms a cycle; works best in a school setting when double-loop learning takes place Ø Innovators who are not afraid to take risks are needed for learning Ø Uses both informal and formal means of inquiry to detect and correct errors

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