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Structuring an Inquiry Presentation

A longform PQK article on structuring an inquiry presentation, 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

Show the object, then tell the quest

This page is for the student about to present. Hold a trail from field friction to a question a peer could inspect first. Narrative comes after the visitor can see what can fail.

Order of a short showing

Constraint or question. What was tried. What missed. What is still empty. What a visitor may handle or rerun.

What the visitor should still be able to do

If the visitor cannot reconstruct the claim without the slide theme, the showing is unfinished.

Rehearsal is part of making

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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.