Inquiry-based learning
definition
Inquiry-based learning is a pedagogy based around the active status of the learner. He has to define one or several questions, seek some informations, try to think about them to create a response or an explanation, discuss his solution with his
Models
Mettre le modèle cyclique
Tools
Websites:
PostNuke Module :
References
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