As stated in my prior entry, the first unit I taught as a librarian on inquiry was on pop culture. Students and teachers were excited about this unit because pop
Hello from Hampton Roads, Virginia! My name is Patrice (Patty) Lambusta and I am a middle school librarian at Passage Middle School in Newport News. Like many librarians, I am
Yes, Guided Inquiry is a design that you can use with the littlest of kids. The first GID unit we implemented in my building was kindergarten! That being said, there
My name is Kelsey Gourd and I work in Norman Public Schools as an elementary teacher librarian. As you’ve read here before, Norman Public Schools have embraced the Guided Inquiry
Hello GID fans! My name is Amanda Biddle. I work at Henry Clay High school in Lexington, KY. Henry Clay is the largest high school in Kentucky with about 2,
As Hermine approaches on the east coast this Labor Day weekend we have a relevant post about student questioning from the middle school level on the topic of natural phenomena.
This week we are talking about student questions, what questions students come up with within the context of a GID unit, and how they relate to and address the content
A-ha moments As I close out my fourth year of the GID project, I am thinking about some of the connections that my students make. First, I believe that science
Hello again from Baltimore County Public Schools! Since adopting Guided Inquiry Design as the process for our Online Research Models (ORMs) in 2012, we have provided professional learning for school
A.B. Westrick here. I’m the author of BROTHERHOOD (Penguin Young Readers). If you’d told me a few years ago that I’d be writing and speaking about GID, I might have
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