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Front Matter (R1-R20)

1 Inquiry in Science and in Classrooms (1-11)

2 Inquiry in the National Science Education Standards (12-37)

3 Images of Inquiry in K-12 Classrooms (38-73)

4 Classroom Assessment and Inquiry (74-85)

5 Preparing Teachers for Inquiry-Based Teaching (86-113)

6 Making the Case for Inquiry (114-129)

7 Frequently Asked Questions About Inquiry (130-141)

8 Supporting Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning (142-152)

References (153-158)

Appendix A Excerpts from the National Science Education Standards (159-172)

Appendix B Selecting Instructional Materials (173-188)

Appendix C Resources for Teaching Science Through Inquiry (189-192)

Index (193-199)

Credits (200-202)