Little children are very inquisitive. They are initially motivated to ask questions, seek answers and apply these answers in their personal experience. They are initially motivated to ask questions, seek answers and apply these answers in their personal experience.<\/p>\n
ISI has created all the conditions for conducting a variety of studies in which each student can demonstrate their curiosity, ability to be surprised and desire to acquire new knowledge.<\/p>\n
Inquiry-based learning (IBL) is a form of active learning that begins with posing questions, defining problems, and developing hypotheses. This type of education is fundamentally different from a traditional one, where the teacher acts as lecturer only providing students with facts. In IBL, school teachers become mentors and assistants. Teaching\/learning process is aimed at understanding the world, giving children new practical knowledge as well as learning new ways of working in practice.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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