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Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning Fall 2016–Summer 2017 Professional Inquiry-Based Development Teaching and Learning For Educators Junior Great Books® Grades K–5 Great Books Middle School Grades 6–8 Great Books Seminar Grades 9–12 Inspire Ideas with Great Books eachers and students are the heart and soul of the Great Books Foundation. Nothing is more importantT to us than working closely with educators to engage young students in reading and thinking. Starting in kindergarten and through the early grades, Junior Great Books® brings the power of Shared Inquiry™ to students of all abilities, fueling their imaginations and encouraging them to ask questions. Through collaboration and discussion, students can share their thoughts and opinions while listening to the ideas of others. Great Books President Joseph Coulson with students attending the Great Books Summer Program at Stanford. As students advance, we give them an opportunity to discover and explore essential ideas in ethics, We continue to lead through our methodology, citizenship, and world culture. We give them the books, school collaborations, outreach, and skills to think critically about new and unfamiliar community participation. points of view as expressed through fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. In schools that invite our books and method of learning, in partnership with the teachers who care so Together we seek an active discussion that allows deeply about their students, we at Great Books stand students and teachers to understand the influence for the importance of talking to students about the of a wide range of great thinkers and writers such great ideas and values of the past and their absolute as Martin Luther King Jr. and Lois Lowry. necessity in shaping the future. 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