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Are there any organizations or institutions that specialize in promoting and supporting inquiry learning?

Warren Wycliff

Hey there!

Yes, there are many organizations and institutions that specialize in promoting and supporting inquiry learning. Here are a few examples:

- The Inquiry Hub: This is a school in British Columbia, Canada that is dedicated to inquiry-based learning. They offer courses in which students take the lead in their learning and pursue their own questions and interests.

- The Right Question Institute: This is a nonprofit organization that provides resources and training to help educators teach their students how to formulate their own questions and ask better questions.

- PZ Research: This is the research arm of the Project Zero education research group at Harvard University. They focus on investigating how people learn and develop in a variety of contexts, and offer workshops and other resources to help educators implement inquiry-based learning.

- The Buck Institute for Education: This is a nonprofit organization that focuses on project-based learning. They offer resources and training to help educators design and implement projects that promote inquiry, critical thinking, and collaboration.

- The National Science Teachers Association: This is a professional organization for science teachers in the US. They offer resources, workshops, and conferences focused on inquiry-based learning in science.

There are many other organizations and institutions out there that support inquiry-based learning, depending on the subject area or age group that you are interested in. It's worth doing some research to find out what's available in your area!

I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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