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Organize the steps to creating an inquiry-based lab from first to last:

Determine students' prior skills and understanding


Build up to the inquiry investigation using the four levels


Start with familiar activities


Model the inquiry process


Explore the results of the investigation

What are examples of activities that can help students in supporting the learning of science concepts through scientific inquiry?

Reading about known scientific theories and ideas


Reviewing known theories in light of empirical data


Making observations

Which one of the following should be part of discussion and reflection in the lab?

Articulating hypotheses prior to experimentation

How should you relay the results of the experiment to the students?

You should not reveal the data, rather be interested in their discoveries and conclusions

According to the reading, what is the biggest disadvantage to conducting inquiry-based investigations?

The amount of time required for students to conduct their own investigations

What is the primary thing that you as the teacher should be doing as the students are working on the investigation?

Circulate and ask probing questions to provoke student thinking

Which of these are the four general principles for helping laboratory experiences achieve instructional goals? (choose the four that apply)

Integrated learning of science concepts and processes


Sequenced into the flow of instruction


Clearly communicated purposes


Ongoing discussion and reflection

What are examples of BEST things that can be done to help students learn how to use particular instruments and equipment?

Pre-lab demonstrations


Online tutorials

Which one of the following is NOT one of the five essential responsibilities of learners conducting inquiry-based labs?

Discovering new scientific knowledge previously unknown to the scientific community

Which of the following is NOT a phrase that could be used to determine student understanding?

Re-write the equation for....

Based on the changes made to investigation 11 as described in the table in the text, which of the following was part of the old manual and thus not inquiry-based?

The investigation instructed students to answer a specific set of questions

Define the term "procedure" based on the discussion in the text:

Understanding the reason behind lab setup

If you already have a "cookbook" lab, how does the reading suggest modifying it to make it more inquiry based?

Consider which characteristics make it "cookbook" and choose 3 to 5 that you might modify