Inquiry-Based Learning Learners learn to question, interpret, and classify in order to develop logical, imaginative thinking. They learn to explore, analyze, and evaluate information, use it in problem solving, and then are challenged to articulate, revise, and defend their thinking.
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Cooperative Learning
Learners learn to listen, speak, read, write, and interpret effectively as individuals and as members of cooperative groups. They become aware of how culture, art, music, dance, drama, and sport serve as vehicles for self-expression in extending communication. |
Technological Integration
Learners develop an appreciation for the value, as well as the limitations of technology. They will learn to evaluate the environmental, cultural, and social impact of technological changes.
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