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Professional Learning
Instructional Practices
Inquiry
Research
Dimensions of Inquiry
Questioning

To Build A Better Question
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Webinar date: Thursday, March 30 2017, 3:30 PM

When doing research, students and their teachers, often want to move quickly to the process of finding and evaluating sources. However, the latter stages of the research process often break down when students have not spent sufficient time selecting a topic and developing meaningful questions to drive their research. Participants in this session will learn strategies for helping students develop quesitoning skills and for integrating question literacy into the opening stages of inquiry.

Use this url to bookmark or link to To Build A Better Question: https://r4s.infohio.org/document-library/item/lwi20170330.

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  • Sara Kelley-Mudie
    Director of Student Inquiry and Research

    Sara Kelley-Mudie

    Sara is the Director of Student Inquiry and Research at The White Mountain School in Bethlehem, NH. She has an MLIS from Kent State and an MEd from Teachers College, Columbia, and was selected as one of the American Library Association's Emerging Leaders in 2011. Sara is passionate about working with students and teachers to become independent learners with the confidence and skill to navigate an ever-changing world of information and knowledge.

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