Inquiry-Based Learning

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Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) is a student-centered teaching method where learning starts with questions, problems, or scenarios, rather than direct fact delivery, empowering students to drive their own investigations, develop critical thinking, and construct knowledge through exploration, research, and discussion, fostering deeper understanding and real-world skills. It moves education from passive memorization to active engagement, promoting curiosity, problem-solving, and ownership of learning

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