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The Banchi & Bell Mystery: How a Science Lab Checklist Became a Global Category Error

The Banchi & Bell Mystery: How a Science Lab Checklist Became a Global Category Error

by Leslie Maniotes | Apr 17, 2026

By Leslie Maniotes, PhD | Co-Creator, Guided Inquiry Design® The framework currently shaping inquiry learning in classrooms around the world traces back to a single fifth-grade unit on sinking and floating. It was never meant to leave the science lab. And yet here we...
AI in Education: How Teachers Can Avoid Overwhelm with New AI Tools

AI in Education: How Teachers Can Avoid Overwhelm with New AI Tools

by Leslie Maniotes | Sep 5, 2025

The list just keeps growing. Canva. Brisk. Goblin Tools. Diffit. SchoolAI. Project Read AI. Gemini. Notebook LM. The sheer number of AI tools now “approved” for classrooms is dizzying. And if you’re a teacher? You’re the one left staring at this tidal wave,...
Inquiry-Based Teaching vs. Traditional Methods: A Comparative Analysis

Inquiry-Based Teaching vs. Traditional Methods: A Comparative Analysis

by guidedinquirydesign | Oct 24, 2024

In the world of education, teaching methodologies have evolved significantly over the years. One of the most prominent approaches today is inquiry-based teaching, which emphasizes student engagement, critical thinking, and independent exploration. This method...
Maximizing Student Engagement with Thought-Provoking Inquiry Questions

Maximizing Student Engagement with Thought-Provoking Inquiry Questions

by guidedinquirydesign | Oct 10, 2024

In today’s classrooms, teachers are constantly searching for ways to engage students more deeply in their learning. Traditional methods often lead to surface-level understanding, and in many cases, students simply cut and paste information, missing out on the...
Understanding the Inquiry Process: A Step-by-Step Guide for Educators

Understanding the Inquiry Process: A Step-by-Step Guide for Educators

by guidedinquirydesign | Sep 26, 2024

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, the need for students to develop critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and information literacy is more important than ever. Traditional methods of teaching, such as rote memorization and isolated...
The Role of Inquiry-Based Questions in Guided Inquiry Design: Best Practices

The Role of Inquiry-Based Questions in Guided Inquiry Design: Best Practices

by guidedinquirydesign | Sep 12, 2024

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, teaching methods that foster critical thinking and independent learning are more crucial than ever. One such method is Guided Inquiry Design (GID), an innovative instructional framework that encourages students...
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