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Students embrace real life animal encounters
with intern Brandi Brumbaugh to spark curiosity. |
On Saturday, September 8 @ 10am Darke County Parks invites educators to attend a free program geared towards hands-on, investigative learning. Inquiry is a fundamental tool used to trigger a student’s curiosity along with building confidence, encouraging independent behavior, and strengthening their ability to handle complex problems. This technique can create excitement in the classroom as students take a hands-on approach to learning. Facilitator Kathi McQueen is a naturalist for the park and obtained her graduate degree through Miami University’s Project Dragonfly which utilizes inquiry and participatory education approaches to enhance learning.
This program will be held at the Shawnee Prairie Preserve Nature Center and registration is required. Please call 937-548-0165 if you would like to register or have additional questions.
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