5 Ways to Practice Social Studies Skills in Inquiry-Based Learning
Key practices you can implement to create an inquiry-driven learning experience for students, supported by robust skill development
Social studies education isn't just teaching students about the past; it's teaching them how to think about the past and use that information to become informed, engaged, and responsible citizens. An inquiry-based approach can give students the necessary tools to do this type of thinking, but they need to be equipped with the skills required — like critical thinking, empathy and cultural understanding, and global awareness.
This might sound challenging, but don't worry, we're here to help! We've outlined five key ways to practice social studies skills in inquiry-based learning.
