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Make your garden more relevant to teachers and students through providing them with real world experiences using IBSE techniques. Learn a variety of methods to assess your impact and become a reflective practitioner.

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By participating on an INQUIRE course you will gain skills in IBSE teaching, motivate your students, increase the self-confidence of girls to study science, provide pupils with real world experiences, gain support from a leading scientific institution and gain access to a whole range of IBSE resources.

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I found the activities on the first day of the course very stimulating

Benefits for educators

Make your garden more relevant to teachers and students through providing them with real world experiences using IBSE techniques. Learn a variety of methods to assess your impact and become a reflective practitioner.

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This course is going to transform my teaching!

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17/04/12 | Moscow

Carrots, dill, parsley and other kitchen-garden plants (testing of a computerized guide to the Umbelliferae family by INQUIRE course students)

What do these well known plants have in common, other than that man has learned how to use them and they grow in vegetable plots? We suggest discussing this question during lessons with students as part of the INQUIRE project as a way of introducing them to the diversity of Umbelliferae plants and their uses. We developed this lesson for the MSU Botanic Garden INQUIRE course in connection with the publication of a major reference book entitled “Umbelliferae of Russia” and a computerized guide containing information on all of the roughly 288 Umbelliferae species growing in Russia.

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Go to our resource section for plenty of ideas on how to teach IBSE. We’ve searched through many books, education packs and websites to find resources relevant for teaching in botanic gardens and other informal education settings.

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