inquirED supports every teacher with high-quality instructional materials that make joyful, rigorous, and transferable learning possible for every student.
Level up the literacy skills in your classroom with Inquiry Journeys, inquirED's inquiry-based Kβ5 social studies curriculum! π
Talk to us about our embedded literacy supports. β‘οΈ bit.ly/3UvDn9K
Informed opinions are built on an understanding of our sources.
Share these questions with your students to help them decide if a source is worth their time. β¬οΈ
βοΈ REGISTRATION OPEN β Join us for our February 1 webinar: Inquiry vs. Knowledge Building: Dismantling the False Dichotomy.
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Texts with unfamiliar vocabulary, abstract words or ideas, formal conventions, and relatively strange structures may seem daunting β but with the right support and scaffolding, they can provide BIG benefits.
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What does it mean to be a U.S. citizen in 2024?
As we head into an election year, build excitement for students learning about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship for the first time with book recommendations from our 1st grade Civic Engagement unit. π³
FREE GUIDED TOUR π Curious about how Inquiry Journeys builds content knowledge AND inquiry skills for students?
Join us January 30 at 11:30 AM CST for a FREE Guided Tour Webinar. β‘οΈ bit.ly/48Zz0I3
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Curious how to engage your classroom with our inquiry-based social studies curriculum? π
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Individual steps toward equality and justice can lead to major change for everyone.
Our 20th Century Civil Rights Movement unit encourages 3rd graders to examine how the actions of key figures, organizers, and everyday people brought about change.
New year, new webinar series at inquirED! π₯³
Join inquirED and @NCSSNetwork as we explore how students construct knowledge and how it plays a vital role in their success in college, their career, and as participants in our democracy.
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Reflection is crucial for continuous growth and learning.
As we reach the midpoint of the school year, take a moment to appreciate the advantages of reflective practices.
βοΈ Excerpted from the University of Cambridge's "Reflective Practice Toolkit" VI
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Join inquirED and @NCSSNetwork to explore how students construct knowledge and how it plays a vital role in their success in college, their career, and as participants in our democracy. β‘οΈ bit.ly/3RCmx5E
It's the end of the calendar year, but the mid point in the school year β a time for teachers to engage in structured and intentional reflection. π
Save these reflection tips from Christine Phillip, Innovation Coach from Franklin Park District 84. β‘οΈ bit.ly/4aw4F5q
How do middle schoolers level up their literacy skills?
In our world history curriculum, students...
β Practice source analysis
β Analyze document-based questions
β Connect claims, evidence, and reasoning
β Examine complex texts
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At the end of their Economic Choices unit, the class answered their Inquiry Question ("How can we make economic choices that have positive impacts?") by organizing a fundraiser to purchase a sandbox for an orphanage. β€οΈ
βοΈ REGISTRATION STILL OPEN β Join us for our Dec. 7 webinar: Identifying High-Quality Social Studies Instruction. We'll examine how to look for inquiry-based knowledge building in Kβ8 classrooms! π
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This Thursday at 4:30PM ET, we'll explore a classroom walkthrough tool that can help district leaders and teachers identify and explore the components of high-quality social studies with @Inquiredlearn.
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ICYMI at #NCSS2023: Partnerships Development Manager Juan Cabrera shared how schools, districts can support teachers in selecting sources that allow all elementary students to see themselves and understand others through the disciplines of social studies.
Key takeaways π§΅β¬οΈ
π In inquiry-based social studies, sources not only come in different formats, but also serve many purposes, including:
π helping to provide evidence to support claims
π dispelling myths and preconceptions
π exploring different perspectives