The Science of Inquiry: How the IB Program Forges Curious Thinkers with Corey Treacy
About this episode
Jared and Kiera discuss curiosity in education with Corey Treacy, focusing on the IB program and its impact on students.
Our hosts Jared and Kiera sit down with Corey Treacy, a secondary science teacher for West Jordan High in Jordan School District. Over the course of this month's episode, we discuss what it means to be a curious thinker, how the International Baccalaureate pairs with the Portrait of a Graduate, and what lasting questions we want our students to leave with.
People in this episode
Hosts: Jared Covili, Kiera Beddes
Guest: Corey Treacy
Topics covered
- curious thinkers
- International Baccalaureate
- education
- science teaching
- student questions
Keywords
- curiosity
- IB program
- education
- science
- student engagement
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: West Jordan High, Jordan School District, International Baccalaureate, Portrait of a Graduate
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