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Inquiry-based learning (IBL) encourages students to explore, question, and analyze biological concepts rather than passively memorize facts. Here’s how it fosters critical thinking:
1. Encouraging Curiosity & Question Formulation
• Students generate their own research questions (e.g., "How does pH affect enzyme activity?").
• Promotes scientific reasoning instead of rote learning.
Real-World Case Studies
• Analyzing case studies (e.g., *COVID-19 mutations, CRISPR gene editing*) improves analytical skills.
• Students assess ethical, ecological, and social implications of biological issues.