Teaching as inquiry, with a focus on priority learners / Lindsey Conner ; in association with Lesley Brown, Judith Bennetts, Sabina Cleary, Rachael Dixon, Margaret Leamy, Ross Palmer and Megan Taylor.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 129-133) and index.

1. Introduction -- 2. Developing the TAI process -- 3. Case studies -- 4. Influences on pedagogical development -- 5. Developing a learning community -- 6. Key findings -- 7. Recommendations for enhancing the implementation of TAI.

"This book shows how teaching as inquiry can be built into the everyday work of classrooms to make a difference for all students, particularly priority learners. Based on findings from the Secondary Student Achievement project, it is layered with whole-school, classroom and learner perspectives. The author highlights the successes that emerged as teachers re-examined their curriculum and teaching practices with the goal of raising the achievement of the priority learners they had identified. The introduction takes the reader back to the basics of what teaching as inquiry is and then the book steps through aspects of the inquiry process, from identifying students' needs to developing feedback loops to evaluate student progress and teacher learning"--Publisher website.