It outlines four different levels of inquiry including confirmation inquiry, structured inquiry, guided inquiry, and open inquiry. Confirmation inquiry is used to reinforce concepts, introduce procedures, collect and record data, and deepen learning. Structured inquiry occurs when the teacher provides the question and outlines the procedures for the students to follow. Guided inquiry results when the teacher only provides the question and the students take the responsibility for designing their own procedures and communicating their results. Open inquiry is when the students form their own questions, design their own procedures, and communicate their results. The level of inquiry will depend on the comfort level of the teacher in implementing inquiry-based learning, the students’ level of development in devising questions and conducting their own investigation, and the content being…