Spiral of Inquiry

The Spiral of Inquiry is a continuous, reflective process used by educators and organizations to improve practices and student outcomes. It involves asking questions about what’s working and what needs change, collecting evidence, trying new strategies, and then analyzing results. This cycle repeats, allowing for ongoing growth and refinement. Think of it as a spiral that gradually leads to better understanding and practices, always connecting reflection, action, and learning. It emphasizes collaboration, data-informed decisions, and a focus on meaningful improvement tailored to specific needs.