Student Inquiry in the Research Process
Educator Resources

Help is here!  Resources to help educators use elements of  Information Inquiry through the Student Inquiry in the Research Process model:

Phase 1:  Orientation

Phase 2:  Exploration

Phase 3:  Strategy

Phase 4:  Investigation

Phase 5:  Conclusion & Reflection

Trying to teach 21st Century Skills?  Are you helping your students become independent thinkers and users of information?  Then check out what you can be doing for them:

Why Research Journals?

 Where do I find Primary Sources?  What is a Primary Source?

What is an Annotated Bibliography?

Why use rubrics or checklists for Assessment?

Resources for Training Educators (or yourself) on the theory of Information Inquiry and using the Student Inquiry in the Research Process model

Student Inquiry in the Research Process Educator
Resources At-A-Glance

Model developed by Leslie Preddy, Library Media Specialist

with a grant from the

Indiana Department of Education-Office of Learning Resources
 

"Student Inquiry in the Research Process" developed based on the elements of

Information Inquiry designed by Dr. Daniel Callison, Indiana University and

LMS Associates, publishers of School Library Media Activities Monthly

 S.I.R.P. developed in 2001                               
 Website created in 2002

 Last Update: April 3, 2010

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