All Inquiry-based learning articles
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IdeasHow to guarantee student participation and recall
Use this teacher-tested questioning and rehearsal strategy to ensure fully engaged learners
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IdeasBuilding literacy skills in science
Follow this guide to introduce and develop your students’ literacy skills in science
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NewsBoost scientific inquiry skills with strategies for reading and reflection
Tips to help students effectively design experiments and form researchable questions
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FeatureThe essential elements of a quality science education
Discover the key aspects of science teaching to ensure students are scientifically literate
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IdeasThe fast guide to enquiry-based learning
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about EBL and how to incorporate it into your chemistry lessons
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OpinionTeaching creative chemistry
It’s not just the arts that are creative, chemistry is too. And it’s an essential element in its teaching
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IdeasStrategies to boost learning
You’ll be hooked on these approaches to improving the quality of student work
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OpinionWhy I teach chemistry as a creative discipline
Chemistry needs creative approaches and it is possible to teach them
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ReviewInquiry-based learning for multidisciplinary programs: a conceptual and practical resource for educators
Integrating IBL into the curricula
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FeatureLayer by layer
Andrew Turley investigates a build-it-yourself 3D printer you can use in your classroom
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OpinionThe case for inquiry-based learning
Michael Seery continues his critical look at inquiry-based learning
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OpinionThe case against inquiry-based learning
Michael Seery takes a critical look at inquiry-based learning
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FeatureThe carbon dioxide problem
Measuring carbon dioxide from plant debris provides an opportunity for an inquiry-based experiment aimed at 14-15 year olds. Similar experiments are done by soil scientists and ecologists in their efforts to understand the global carbon cycle