Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning

The article highlights the student's position, as well as the student's mission in inquiry-based learning. Teaching science exclusively in the traditional consecrated form is not a sufficient condition to develop student's ability to ask unique questions to both themselves and their c...

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Main Author: ZUBAC, Ion
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Technical University of Moldova 2020-03-01
Series:Journal of Social Sciences
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Online Access:http://ibn.idsi.md/sites/default/files/imag_file/JSS-1-2020_19-22.pdf
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description The article highlights the student's position, as well as the student's mission in inquiry-based learning. Teaching science exclusively in the traditional consecrated form is not a sufficient condition to develop student's ability to ask unique questions to both themselves and their classmates. Teaching the sciences only in teacher-centered form implies a reduced dynamization of the student's activity in the educational process, compared to the dynamism acquired by students in inquiry-based learning. The impact to improve teaching process by developing the ability to ask questions and seek answers is discussed. The mechanism that can stimulate students' activities in the context of inquirybased learning has been analyzed.
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spelling doaj.art-2e70cc13a1474bbea885bd334a57c1d42022-12-22T00:37:30ZengTechnical University of MoldovaJournal of Social Sciences2587-34902587-35042020-03-0131192210.5281/zenodo.3724623Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learningZUBAC, Ion0Tiraspol State University, 5, lablocikin str. MD-2069 Chișinău, Republic of MoldovaThe article highlights the student's position, as well as the student's mission in inquiry-based learning. Teaching science exclusively in the traditional consecrated form is not a sufficient condition to develop student's ability to ask unique questions to both themselves and their classmates. Teaching the sciences only in teacher-centered form implies a reduced dynamization of the student's activity in the educational process, compared to the dynamism acquired by students in inquiry-based learning. The impact to improve teaching process by developing the ability to ask questions and seek answers is discussed. The mechanism that can stimulate students' activities in the context of inquirybased learning has been analyzed.http://ibn.idsi.md/sites/default/files/imag_file/JSS-1-2020_19-22.pdfexplorationteaching strategymotivationinquiry-based learning
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Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
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teaching strategy
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title Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
title_full Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
title_fullStr Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
title_full_unstemmed Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
title_short Anchoring students in action through inquiry-based learning
title_sort anchoring students in action through inquiry based learning
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teaching strategy
motivation
inquiry-based learning
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