Engage
Sets the stage for the learning experience by presenting a puzzling question, a real-world problem, or an intriguing scenario that sparks curiosity.
Explore
Students actively participate in hands-on activities, experiments, or investigations.
Explain
Students are encouraged to share and discuss their observations, data, and experiences.
Elaborate
students delve deeper into the topic by applying their understanding to new situations or contexts.
Evaluate
Assess students’ understanding and learning outcomes by quizzes, presentations, projects, or discussions.
Why Inquiry Based Learning is the Future of Education?
Inquiry-based learning at AIMEE International School goes beyond the confines of traditional textbooks, fostering a dynamic and enriching educational experience that is relevant, engaging, and empowering for students.
Here’s why this approach is crucial in nurturing the next generation of learners:
Fostering Curiosity:
Inquiry-based learning ignites curiosity, encouraging students to ask questions, explore, and seek answers independently. It nurtures their innate desire to understand the world around them, driving a genuine love for learning.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:
By encouraging students to investigate real-world issues, inquiry-based learning hones their critical thinking and problem-solving skills. They learn to analyze information, evaluate evidence, and arrive at well-informed conclusions.
Personalised Learning:
This approach tailors education to each student’s interests, strengths, and learning styles. It empowers them to take ownership of their education, increasing motivation and engagement.
Long-Term Retention:
Inquiry-based learning promotes deep understanding rather than rote memorization. Students connect new knowledge to prior experiences, leading to long-term retention and practical application.
Real-World Relevance:
Inquiry-based learning connects classroom concepts to real-world contexts, making education more meaningful and applicable. Students understand how their learning can address real-life challenges.
Intrinsic Motivation:
Inquiry-based learning nurtures intrinsic motivation, as students are driven by their own curiosity and desire to learn, rather than external rewards.