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Entering a new world
A new place
Wow,
A new kind of me
Stronger, smarter, better
Live to learn
Love to learn
To be a scholar, me.
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Standard: Asking Questions & Solving Problems |
Enduring Understandings
The learning community…
- identifies and grapples with problems as positive opportunities to learn, change, and grow.
- recognizes that asking questions nurtures a sense of wonderment.
- has the right and responsibility to ask questions and pose solutions to personal, community, and global problems.
- helps students access their inherent power and provides tools to ask questions and solve problems.
- understands that inquiry is a co-created and collaborative endeavor that contributes to transformation.
Essential Questions
- How can the learning community create curriculum that identifies and grapples with personal, community and global problems and provide positive opportunities to learn, change, and grow?
- To what extent can inquiry nurture a sense of wonderment?
- Why is it important to take personal responsibility in asking questions and posing solutions?
- To what extent are we limited in our power to ask questions and solve problems? How can we overcome limitations?
- How does working together support understanding and transformation?
- To what extent does the study in question have value beyond the classroom and how will students take this learning and own it beyond the walls of LJA?
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