Models of Inquiry, Explained is written for teachers, both K-12 to higher ed, who wish to have a better understanding of the various types of inquiry used in classrooms. Each chapter is short and to the point though delivered in a conversational tone much like a blog series. The book puts each of these models, from Project-Based Learning to Expeditions to Design Thinking, into a historical context, shows the research that supports the model, and provides examples from schools and teachers who implement the model. Teacher preparation programs looking for a primer on inquiry based instructional models will find a helpful guides in these pages.
