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Which skills do students in a community of inquiry develop?

ACollaboration and communication
BSilent copying from board
CDictation speed practice
DIsolated rote memorising
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Collaboration and communication
1. Inquiry education supports collaboration and communication. 2. These matter in the everyday lives of scientists and engineers. 3. Silent copying and isolated memorising do not build them. _Source: Wikipedia, Inquiry-based learning, Collaboration and communication_
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