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Choosing an Inquiry Program

A longform PQK article on choosing an inquiry program, written so a team, family, or school can attempt the next trail object without waiting for a slogan.

Open an inquiry See the tracks

problem framingquestion designevidence habits

Match pressure to the team you actually have

This page is for a family or school choosing a format. Pick the format whose demo, test, or file you can actually host. Narrow field friction into an inquiry question.

Wrong reasons to pick a format

Do not pick a word because it sounds larger. This page lists no ranked packages and no invented partners.

What you should be able to name after choosing

You should be able to name the artifact (four-column friction log, researchable question, dated evidence, revised model) and who will mark it.

After the choice

Write info@pqk.org. Fit details stay on apply.

Continue inside PQK.

CurriculumSix inquiry tracksProblem, question, evidence, models, builds, and showcase.InsightsInquiry field notesLongform guidance on STEM inquiry and researchable questions.ApplyOpen an inquiryWhat a first note should include about setting and constraints.FAQLab questionsClubs, evidence logs, families, mentors, and showcases.