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      As a teacher of high school Spanish, I run into students who do
not want to do anything different. They do not want to learn. How do I
include the inquiry method in my classroom, as well as the other
methods in this video series? Is it a matter of presenting my
expectations early on in the year? Is it a matter of gaining a
reputation for doing interesting things in the class? I would
appreciate any assistance!

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