Abstract
Abstract The ways in which the core questions of Geography schema acted as a route for inquiry and a vehicle for metacognitive practices by senior school students are presented in this paper. The research procedure was ethnographic. The students embraced the questions schema as a path for inquiry and the schema was found to facilitate self‐assessment and research modification.
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