From: Ontario School Library Association. (2010). Together for Learning, p. 23.
The Exploring stage of an inquiry includes these actions:
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Essential Questions
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Framing Critical Inquiry Questions and Tasks
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Helping Your Pupils to Ask Questions
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Make Just One Change
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Q Tasks
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If
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