The video explores inquiry-based learning using Harry Potter's Dumbledore's Army as an example. It traces the history of this educational approach, highlighting its roots in Socratic and Confucian methods, and its role in the scientific method and student-centered learning. The video outlines the four phases of inquiry: orientation, conceptualization, investigation, and conclusion. It also describes four types of inquiry, ranging from teacher-centered to learner-centered. Practical applications in subjects like language arts, math, and science are discussed, emphasizing the importance of fostering curiosity in students.

What is the primary teaching method used by Dumbledore's Army?

• Lecture-based learning

• Inquiry-based learning

• Textbook-based learning

• Standardized test preparation

Which character in the Harry Potter series forms a group to practice inquiry-based learning?

• Dolores Umbridge

• Hermione Granger

• Albus Dumbledore

• Harry Potter

Which ancient philosopher is known for using an inquiry-based format?

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Plato

• Pythagoras

Inquiry-based learning is a critical component of which historical period's scientific method?

• Middle Ages

• Early Enlightenment

• Renaissance

• Industrial Revolution

What is the first phase in Pedaste's model of inquiry-based learning?

• Investigation

• Conclusion

• Orientation

• Conceptualization

During which phase do students generate questions and define a hypothesis?

• Conclusion

• Conceptualization

• Investigation

• Orientation

What is the final phase in the inquiry-based learning model?

• Conclusion

• Investigation

• Orientation

• Conceptualization

In which level of inquiry do students formulate their own questions and design experiments?

• Confirmation Inquiry

• Structured Inquiry

• Guided Inquiry

• Open/True Inquiry

Which level of inquiry involves the teacher creating questions and procedures?

• Open/True Inquiry

• Guided Inquiry

• Structured Inquiry

• Confirmation Inquiry

According to Banchi and Bell, which levels should teachers start with to scaffold learning?

• Levels 1 and 4

• Levels 2 and 3

• Levels 1 and 2

• Levels 3 and 4