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Check out what the Maine Department of Education's Interdisciplinary Instruction Team does and what we can do for you: maine.gov/doe/learning/I…

Last month we talked about the head, heart, & hand. This month, we will expand on that by exploring inquiry, and, student voice and choice. You can start by checking out the Inquiry and Voice and Choice professional learning pages: tinyurl.com/4ksz9jan tinyurl.com/ycym3pjb

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For the next few weeks, the Maine DOE’s Interdisciplinary Instruction Team will be investigating inquiry-based practices. Using inquiry can be a great way to engage students through active learning strategies. Learn more about inquiry in this video. tinyurl.com/mr46477d

Let’s take a minute to reflect on the new learning and your practice. tinyurl.com/bdes9wbd

Teachers often hear about including student voice and choice in their classrooms. What does it really mean? Why is designing for more student voice and choice important? Watch this short video to learn more. tinyurl.com/2s35s62m

By themselves, inquiry and student voice and choice are powerful teaching tools. However, when we combine them, we get something even better. Check out the post below to learn more. tinyurl.com/nhftzk6u

Part of the importance of student voice & choice is making learning relevant to their lives. As we design inquiries, how do we optimize relevance, value, and authenticity for our students? Check out the UDL guidelines for ideas. udlguidelines.cast.org/engagement/rec…

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Let’s “Engage” with free inquiry and voice and choice: tinyurl.com/2t3c9fzn

Let’s take a minute to reflect on the new learning and your practice: tinyurl.com/bdes9wbd

How do you use questioning to support student-centered learning? It’s helpful to examine what we’re already doing in our classrooms. Here’s a short video brought to you by the Interdisciplinary Instruction (II) team youtube.com/watch?v=YQ5Wtv…

The Interdisciplinary Instruction team has an asynchronous library of professional learning available anytime you are. We can also work with you or your team in person or virtually. Reach out to [email protected] for more information. maine.gov/doe/learning/II

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Check out our video series on questioning brought to you by the Interdisciplinary Instruction (II) team. maine.gov/doe/learning/I…

Let’s take a minute to reflect on the new learning and your practice. Brought to you by the Interdisciplinary Instruction (II) team docs.google.com/document/d/1GP…

Seeking Presenters for 2nd Annual Educator Summit; Theme is Inspiration, Innovation, and Inclusion mainedoenews.net/2023/02/03/see…

Let’s take a minute to reflect on the new learning and your practice. Brought to you by the Interdisciplinary Instruction (II) team docs.google.com/document/d/1GP…

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On your way home from school or work check out Episodes 3 & 4 of our Rural Experience In America Podcast! Find us on Spotify and Amazon or at ncheteach.org/The-Rural-Expe… #sschat #historymatter #ruralhistory