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STEM & Inquiry-Based Learning for Fractions at Kathy Detry Bernie Gumataotao Untalan Middle School

Discover the impact of STEM & Inquiry-based learning in fractions at Kathy Detry Bernie Gumataotao Untalan Middle School, exploring how students benefit from active participation, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.

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STEM & Inquiry-Based Learning for Fractions at Kathy Detry Bernie Gumataotao Untalan Middle School

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  1. Refrain from sidebar discussions Everyone participates Be an active listener Turn technology off or leave it on vibrate Productive Session Signal when completed Focus on the task at hand

  2. STEMandInquiry-based LearningforFractions Kathy Detry Bernie Gumataotao Untalan Middle School

  3. What is STEM? Science Technology Engineering Math A program founded by Judith A. Ramaley Our nation’s response to the lack of students’ interest in the field of science, technology, engineering and math

  4. Strategies in STEM • Direct Instruction • Simulation • Concept teaching • Discussion • Cooperative Learning • Problem – Based Instruction

  5. Inquiry – Based Learning Inquiry – based learning(IBL) : A process which integrates all the STEM strategies to keep students engaged. It is student driven, based on problem solving, exploratory learning, analysis and student discovery. • What becomes of the students? • They become active participants • They deepen their conceptual understanding • They become critical thinkers • They develop their ability to become problem solvers • They develop their ability to communicate • They develop the ability to become independent thinkers • and learners • They develop the confidence to take on bigger challenges • now and the future • Role of the teacher • Facilitators not disseminators • Lead students to a pathway of • discovery

  6. How do we keep students engaged? By asking process questions, it forces critical thinking of the students. There are three types of process questions: Reversibility Flexibility Generalization

  7. Activities which uses inquiry – based learning Benchmark Number Line The big inch Pattern blocks Wipeout

  8. For more information visit the following website http://www.guamstem.com/

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