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Strategies for Assessment of Inquiry Learning in Science

Start Date and End Date
01 January 2012
01 January 2015
01 January 2015
Turkish Partner(s)
Hacettepe University
Coordinator
Dublin City University (Ireland)
Budget
€ 3,8 Million
Programme
Project Web Page
Scientific Outputs
The project has;
- Enhanced and developed IBSE teaching and learning materials by incorporating inquiry assessment strategies and frameworks;
- Partnered with teachers to identify and implement assessment strategies and frameworks to evaluate key IBSE skills and competences in the classroom;
- Provided teacher education programmes on inquiry and assessment of inquiry for pre-service and in-service teachers in IBSE;
- Supported teachers to share experiences and practice of inquiry approaches to teaching, learning and assessment – by supporting a community of practice;
- Promoted the use and dissemination of inquiry approaches to teaching, learning and assessment with national and international stakeholders.
Tackling ‘grand’ or societal challenges
Industrial Innovation (including innovation in services as well as products and processes)
Research-influenced changes in policy, agenda-setting
The provision of Improved Public Goods
The improved exercise of professional skill
Human capital development
The overall aim of the SAILS project was to promote and facilitate the use of inquiry based approaches in the teaching, learning and assessment of science across Europe with second level students.