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Nature vs. Inquiry

Inquiry is defined as an investigation into a question through open-ended questions to understand views, opinions, and beliefs. It can involve higher-order thinking skills. Research is a more complex scientific investigation that follows the scientific method to solve problems. It uses both open and closed-ended questions and involves gathering data, forming hypotheses, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions to answer complex questions. Inquiry provides clarity while research is a more rigorous problem-solving process.

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Nature vs. Inquiry

Inquiry is defined as an investigation into a question through open-ended questions to understand views, opinions, and beliefs. It can involve higher-order thinking skills. Research is a more complex scientific investigation that follows the scientific method to solve problems. It uses both open and closed-ended questions and involves gathering data, forming hypotheses, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions to answer complex questions. Inquiry provides clarity while research is a more rigorous problem-solving process.

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NATURE VS.

INQUIRY
WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS?
INQUIRY

It is a term that is
synonymous with the
word
‘investigation’, is
the answer to a
question.
MAKE A QUESTION
RESEARCH

Research is a scientific investigation with


a purpose.
INQUIRY RESEARCH
Simple Simple to Complex (PROCESS)
E.g. What is your E.g. What is your name? What is it’s origin?
name? How do you pronounce the name you have?
Does your name have hidden meaning?
- Deductive “more complex-specific”
- Inductive “simple-more complex”
Open Ended Question Closed and Open Ended Questions
- Views
- Opinions
- Beliefs
HOTS LOTS-HOTS
- Inferential - Identifying Problem
- Analytical - Gather Data
- Critical - Making Theories
- Creative - Formulating Hypotheses
- Appreciative Thinking - Analyzing Data
- Drawing Conclusions
- LACCREM
Clarity PROBLEM SOLVING
Research
NEEDS
Inquiry.

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