Tip: Inquiry-based Learning > Authentic Tasks
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Authentic tasks in inquiry-based learning are activities that connect classroom learning to real-world applications, requiring students to apply their knowledge and skills to solve genuine problems or create meaningful products.
These tasks:
- Address real-world issues or challenges.
- Involve the creation of a product or solution with practical relevance.
- Require students to make real-world decisions and apply critical thinking.
- Encourage collaboration and community connections.
- Promote self-directed learning and active investigation.
Examples of authentic tasks in inquiry-based learning include:
- Designing a recycling program for the school that is simple and easy to follow.
- Creating a community garden to meet the needs of the hungry.
- Investigating water quality in a nearby creek to determine if it's safe for recreational use.
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