Book Club: Getting Personal with Inquiry Learning

​Are you ready to get personal with inquiry learning?  I am so honored to be part of this book club where we are delving into Kath Murdoch's new book, Getting Personal with Inquiry Learning.  It's a great way to get the mind moving and planning for the next school year during the summer break.  

We will be using the book club roles by Misty Paterson, the author of Pop-Up Studio: Responsive Teaching for Today's Learners.  I'm excited to take a deeper look at Kath's book through these roles, because it will help us to make more conceptual connections. ​

One of the most challenging book club roles is the Muse.  It requires the participant to consider a static object or malleable material to create a conceptual representation of the big ideas. 

In the last book club, we use a piece of aluminum foil and created an object that represented inquiry.  This fabulous role helps your learners to connect o symbolism in a new way. 
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