Difficulty level tailoring


There are three levels of difficulty—Beginner, Advanced, and Expert—when working with open-ended surveys for children aged 6 to 10. 

At the beginner level, the emphasis is on asking simple questions and providing strong guidance from the teacher. 

As children progress to the advanced level, they are given more freedom to investigate, collaborate in groups, and experiment with various materials. 

At the expert level, they work more independently, formulate complex questions, and critically analyse their findings. 

Throughout this progression, the teacher gradually reduces direct instruction, allowing for increased independence, reflection, and creativity. This approach ensures that open inquiry evolves alongside the child’s development.

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