Additional+resources

Useful Links:
Alberta Learning's[| Focus on Inquiry] provides a complete overview to the inquiry process.

Toronto District School Board's excellent Library Research Guides provides excellent materials for the research process.

Toronto District School Board's website The Inquiry & Research Process provides another useful overview of the inquiry process.

Ontario Library Association's Teacher-Librarian Toolkit Guide to Evidence-Based practice is a excellent resource on how to collect data on student achievement.

Related Videos:
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Related Blogs and Websites:
[|Inquire Within] is a group blog dedicated to inquiry that is always looking for contributors.

[|What Ed Said] is a blog written by a teacher in Melbourne, Australia who is passionate about inquiry.

[|Wonderopolis] is a website dedicated to engaging children's curiosity. A new 'wonder' is posted everyday.

Information about Scope and Sequence:
This website on [|scope and sequence] can provide planning tools for moving towards an integrated, inquired-based curriculum

Further Research:
Callison, Daniel. 2005. [|Enough already?: Blazing new trails for school library research: An interview with Keith Curry Lance], director, Library Research Service, Colorado State Library & University of Denver [computer file]. //School Library Media Research//, Vol. 8

Stripling, Barbara K. (2007) "Teaching for Understanding" Chapter 3 in Hughes-Hassell, S. and Harada, V. //School reform and the school library media specialist//. Westport: Libraries Unlimited.