Using WebQuests to Address Common Core Directives

Using WebQuests to Address Common Core Directives • What is a WebQuest? • A WebQuest is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all the information that learners work with comes from the web. • The model was developed by Bernie Dodge at San Diego State University in February, 1995. (http://webquest.org/) • Can be used to introduce, reinforce (for homework, too), and enrich

Models for Learning Think Visually

Sample WebQuests • Physical Science WebQuests

Making a WebQuest the Most Effective

To Help You Remember When to Scaffold

Input visual organizer

Transformation causal loop diagram • Circuit Symbols and Diagrams: extension for Electricity WebQuest

Output story map

How Much Scaffolding?

A Final Word on WebQuests FOCUS

Using WebQuests to Address Common Core Directives

Using WebQuests to Address Common Core Directives

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Common Core

A Beginners Guide to Using WebQuests

COMMON CORE

Using EasyBib to Synch Research with Common Core

Using EasyBib to Synch Research with Common Core

Common Core:

Using Common Core Assessment to Enhance Student Learning

Transitioning to Common Core: It’s Not About Common Core

Common Core

Using Technology for the Common Core

Hard Core Libraries: Supporting Instruction Using Common Core

Common Core

COMMON CORE

Addressing Common Core Standards Using

Shifting to Common Core

Common Core

Summary of Common Core Reading Directives from

Using Social Studies to Approach the Common Core

Common Core

Common Core

Common Core

Common Core Elementary Symposium Transitioning to the Common Core