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    Nature of Inquiry and Research: Grade 12 Lesson

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    Inquiry is a complex process that involves critical thinking, problem solving, understanding, and questioning. It requires looking deeper than surface level information and examining information for validity, point of view, and bias to construct meaning. Some benefits of inquiry include reinforcing curriculum content, promoting deeper learning, building self-direction, and offering differentiated instruction. Research is a systematic inquiry to describe, explain, predict, and control observed phenomena using scientific methods. It is empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, methodical, and replicable.

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    Nature of Inquiry and Research: Grade 12 Lesson

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    Inquiry is a complex process that involves critical thinking, problem solving, understanding, and questioning. It requires looking deeper than surface level information and examining information for validity, point of view, and bias to construct meaning. Some benefits of inquiry include reinforcing curriculum content, promoting deeper learning, building self-direction, and offering differentiated instruction. Research is a systematic inquiry to describe, explain, predict, and control observed phenomena using scientific methods. It is empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, methodical, and replicable.

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    Inquiry is a complex process that involves critical thinking, problem solving, understanding, and questioning. It requires looking deeper than surface level information and examining information for validity, point of view, and bias to construct meaning. Some benefits of inquiry include reinforcing curriculum content, promoting deeper learning, building self-direction, and offering differentiated instruction. Research is a systematic inquiry to describe, explain, predict, and control observed phenomena using scientific methods. It is empirical, logical, cyclical, analytical, critical, methodical, and replicable.

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    Nature of Inquiry and Research: Grade 12 Lesson

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    Chapter 1:

    Nature of Inquiry
    and Research
    Grade 12 Lesson
    investigation

    Inquiry
    HOTS

    learning
    asking
    questions
    What is Inquiry?
    Inquiry is a complex
    process of constructing
    personal meaning, applying
    critical thinking skills, solving
    problems, creating
    understanding, and
    questioning.
    What is Inquiry?
    -The inquiry process requires
    individual to look deeper and
    beyond the obvious, examine
    information for validity, point
    of view and bias, and
    construct meaning from all of
    these endeavours.
    Benefits of Inquiry
    1. Reinforces Curriculum
    Content
    2. “Warms Up” the Brain
    for Learning
    3. Promotes a Deeper
    Understanding of Content
    Benefits of Inquiry
    4. Helps make Learning
    Rewarding
    5. Builds Initiative and
    Self-Direction
    6. Offers Differentiated
    Instruction
    Research
    valid

    scientist
    What is Research?
    Research is a
    systematic inquiry to
    describe, explain, predict
    and control the observed
    phenomenon.
    What is Research?
    “Research is defined
    as a careful consideration of
    study regarding a particular
    concern or a problem using
    scientific methods.”
    -Earl Robert Babbie,
    American sociologist
    What is Research?
    Speculative Thinking
    Prove how inquisitive you are by
    raising investigative questions about:
    1. 21st Century Educational Strategies
    2. Social Networking
    3. Climate Change
    4. Email vs. Postal Mail
    5. Millennial versus Gen Z
    Characteristics of Research?

    1. Empirical- research is
    based on direct experience or
    observation by the researcher.
    2. Logical- research is based on
    valid procedures and principles.
    3. Cyclical- research starts with a
    problem and ends with a problem.
    Characteristics of Research?

    4. Analytical- research utilizes


    proven analytical produces in
    gathering data, whether historical,
    descriptive experimental and case
    study.
    5. Critical- research exhibits
    careful and precise judgement.
    Characteristics of Research?
    6. Methodical- research is
    conducted in a methodical manner
    without bias using systematic
    method and procedure.
    7. Replicability- research design and
    procedures are repeated to enable
    the researcher to arrive at valid and
    conclusive result.

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