The teacher continues to accept student responses answering with facilitating questions. One major goal of inquiry is learner satisfaction. The learner needs to be satisfied with the process that has brought them to the conclusion. If they are satisfied, they will cease the operation. If they still have questions, the inquiry process will resume.
Students state their theory or solution to the problem.
The complexity of this process will depend upon your skill, student ability, interest, and practice. It is a new way of thinking and operating within the classroom. The process is challenging for teacher and learner, but the rewards are immense. If inquiry is an approach you would like to develop in your classroom, we suggest you seek one or more of the many complete resources available on this topic. Designating student roles Assessing the process as well as product Separate assessments that make it fair One of our paramount educational goals is to develop a social environment where students can work together.