If, as a teacher, you decide to use inquiry strategies in your teaching, you assume that:
A)inquiry requires more time to achieve instructional objectives than does direct instruction.
B)inquiry requires less time to achieve instructional objectives than does direct instruction.
C)inquiry requires about the same amount of time to achieve learning objectives.
D)inquiry cannot have instructional objectives because it is open ended.

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Inquiry-based learning, by its nature, involves exploration, questioning, and discovery, which typically takes more time than direct instruction where information is presented in a straightforward manner. Inquiry allows students to construct their own understanding, which is a more time-consuming process.

If, as a Teacher, You Decide to Use Inquiry Strategies