Ernessa Rice

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@MelissaStrelic I agree that inquiry-based learning incorporates questioning that has multiple answers and perspectives....that is definitely learning in action!

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@Twitter I believe that if teachers stimulate your students' curiosity by encouraging valuable questions, looking for teachable moments and creating lessons around current events and critical thinking, it will increase in student learning and engagement.#curiositymatters2FMSD20

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@BerduxJosh I agree that students taking more ownership in their learning with Inquiry-based learning. Anytime I assign a project that requires them to problem solve, they tend to do well because they are researching and using trial and error, which promotes a deeper understanding.

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@Twitter Q1: I believe that Inquiry-based learning will increase student engagement because students guide the activity and set the directions for the activity that results in greater levels of participation, more on-task behavior and overall engagement.#curiositymatters2FMSD20

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@HollySchweitze3 I agree. Note taking is a powerful writing strategy to help students internalize content. #FMSDwrites2learn20

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

A1: When my students were asked to write a creative story about moving through the earth layers, I noticed that I was able to see if they fully understood the content. #FMSDwrites2learn20

[Ernessa Rice @RiceErnessa]

@Twitter A#1: Writing is POWERFUL in all subject areas and helps all students deepen their understanding and connect to the content. #FMSDwrites2learn20