Inquiry-based learning prepares students for real life by placing curiosity, questioning and action at the centre of learning. Through structured inquiry, hands-on exploration and reflection, students develop the skills they need to understand the world and take meaningful action within it. Article written by Pat Maragos, PYP Coordinator.
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