Using WebQuests in the Social Studies Classroom: A Culturally Responsive Approach
Autor Margaret M. Thombs, Maureen M. Gillis, Alan S. Canestrarien Limba Engleză Paperback – 11 aug 2008
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781412959513
ISBN-10: 1412959519
Pagini: 152
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Corwin
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 1412959519
Pagini: 152
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Corwin
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Recenzii
"Founded on a well-established educational rationale, this book takes the critical and challenging step of helping teachers integrate culturally responsive education into their own practice. By using real student stories, the authors spin an engaging narrative that informs and entertains."
"Shows teachers how to create quality WebQuests using constructivist principles while also encouraging teacher reflection. The book has inspired me in my efforts to make my teaching responsive to students’ needs and the real-world requirements of our education system."
"Offers endless resources for the novice or experienced teacher. In a culturally diverse classroom, WebQuests provide students with an opportunity to showcase their cultures and take pride in their learning. While the text is geared to the social studies teacher, the steps of the WebQuest are explained so that any teacher in any discipline may develop and utilize this resource in their curriculum."
"Shows teachers how to create quality WebQuests using constructivist principles while also encouraging teacher reflection. The book has inspired me in my efforts to make my teaching responsive to students’ needs and the real-world requirements of our education system."
"Offers endless resources for the novice or experienced teacher. In a culturally diverse classroom, WebQuests provide students with an opportunity to showcase their cultures and take pride in their learning. While the text is geared to the social studies teacher, the steps of the WebQuest are explained so that any teacher in any discipline may develop and utilize this resource in their curriculum."
Cuprins
Preface
Why This Book?
Real Voices... Typical Classroom Challenges
Practical, Usable Curriculum Content
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
1. The Challenge of Culturally Responsive Teaching
Meet Harrison Songolo
The Need for a Culturally Responsive Context
The Larger Narrative
Powerful Social Studies... Powerful Citizens
Imaginative Entry
The Quest for Connections
2. The Technologically Competent Social Studies Teacher
The NETS Project
Essential Conditions for Successful Technology Integration
Technology Resources
Special Considerations for Classroom Technology
Web Site Accessibility
Assistive Technology
Legal Implications
Online Technology Resources
3. The WebQuest Model
Background and History
Why Use the WebQuest Model?
Example WebQuest No. 1: Exploring Socio-Economic Conditions
One Zambia, One Nation?
4. Designing WebQuests
Core Components of a WebQuest
Introduction
Task
Process
Evaluation
Other Components of the Model
Design Process
Selecting a Primary Design Tool
QuestGarden
Assessing WebQuests
Online Resources
5. Getting Started: Learners, Topics, and Design Patterns
Getting Started
Anita’s Classroom
Meet Happy-Hardy Guinguing
Brainstorming WebQuest Ideas
General Social Studies
Online Resources: Social Studies Topics
Culturally Responsive Topics
Online Resources: Cultural Sensitivity
Anita’s Challenge: Teaching World Religions
Design Patterns
Example WebQuest No. 2: World Religions and Conflicts
Religious Conflict: Is an End in Sight?
6. Authentic and Engaging Tasks
Meet Juan Pablo Escoriza
Posing Authentic Problems to Challenge Thinking Skills
Brainstorming WebQuest Tasks
Exercises: Tasks From Example WebQuests in Previous Chapters
Chart of Possible Tasks
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 3: Immigration: Past, Present, and Future
Lights, Camera, Action! An Immigration Perspective
7. Evaluation Rubrics
Meet Vladimir Emilov Evtimov
Using Rubrics
Online Tools
How Many Rubrics?
Rubric Dimensions and Scale
Exercises: Evaluation Rubrics From Example WebQuests
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 4: Effective Use of Maps and Geographic Tools
Calling All Cartographers!
8. The WebQuest Process: How, What, and When
Meet Haseena Niazi
Teams and Roles
Exercises: Teams and Roles From Example WebQuests
Choosing Appropriate Resources
Internet Resources
Search Engines
Selecting Web Sites
Social Studies Links
Accessibility Issues
Copyright, Fair Use, and Citation of Sources
Other Resources
Exercises: Resources From Example WebQuests
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 5: Voting Rights and Responsibilities
Let Our Voices Be Heard!
9. Finalizing Your WebQuest Design
Meet Poroma Kanya
WebQuest Introductions
WebQuest Conclusions
Using Images and Other Tools
Teacher Page and Credits
Assessing Your WebQuest
Tom March’s Seven Points for a Great WebQuest
10. The Challenge Ahead: A Quest for Peace
Humanistic Education
Choices for the 21st-Century Education Program
A Workable Peace
Freedom Writers
A Final Quest
Keeping the Quest Alive
Other Resources
A. Ten Thematic Strands in Social Studies
B. National Education Technology Standards for Students
C. Sites for Selecting Specialized Resources
D. Standards Associated With Example WebQuests
References
Suggested Readings: Cultural Responsiveness in the Classroom
Index
Why This Book?
Real Voices... Typical Classroom Challenges
Practical, Usable Curriculum Content
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
1. The Challenge of Culturally Responsive Teaching
Meet Harrison Songolo
The Need for a Culturally Responsive Context
The Larger Narrative
Powerful Social Studies... Powerful Citizens
Imaginative Entry
The Quest for Connections
2. The Technologically Competent Social Studies Teacher
The NETS Project
Essential Conditions for Successful Technology Integration
Technology Resources
Special Considerations for Classroom Technology
Web Site Accessibility
Assistive Technology
Legal Implications
Online Technology Resources
3. The WebQuest Model
Background and History
Why Use the WebQuest Model?
Example WebQuest No. 1: Exploring Socio-Economic Conditions
One Zambia, One Nation?
4. Designing WebQuests
Core Components of a WebQuest
Introduction
Task
Process
Evaluation
Other Components of the Model
Design Process
Selecting a Primary Design Tool
QuestGarden
Assessing WebQuests
Online Resources
5. Getting Started: Learners, Topics, and Design Patterns
Getting Started
Anita’s Classroom
Meet Happy-Hardy Guinguing
Brainstorming WebQuest Ideas
General Social Studies
Online Resources: Social Studies Topics
Culturally Responsive Topics
Online Resources: Cultural Sensitivity
Anita’s Challenge: Teaching World Religions
Design Patterns
Example WebQuest No. 2: World Religions and Conflicts
Religious Conflict: Is an End in Sight?
6. Authentic and Engaging Tasks
Meet Juan Pablo Escoriza
Posing Authentic Problems to Challenge Thinking Skills
Brainstorming WebQuest Tasks
Exercises: Tasks From Example WebQuests in Previous Chapters
Chart of Possible Tasks
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 3: Immigration: Past, Present, and Future
Lights, Camera, Action! An Immigration Perspective
7. Evaluation Rubrics
Meet Vladimir Emilov Evtimov
Using Rubrics
Online Tools
How Many Rubrics?
Rubric Dimensions and Scale
Exercises: Evaluation Rubrics From Example WebQuests
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 4: Effective Use of Maps and Geographic Tools
Calling All Cartographers!
8. The WebQuest Process: How, What, and When
Meet Haseena Niazi
Teams and Roles
Exercises: Teams and Roles From Example WebQuests
Choosing Appropriate Resources
Internet Resources
Search Engines
Selecting Web Sites
Social Studies Links
Accessibility Issues
Copyright, Fair Use, and Citation of Sources
Other Resources
Exercises: Resources From Example WebQuests
Online Resources
Example WebQuest No. 5: Voting Rights and Responsibilities
Let Our Voices Be Heard!
9. Finalizing Your WebQuest Design
Meet Poroma Kanya
WebQuest Introductions
WebQuest Conclusions
Using Images and Other Tools
Teacher Page and Credits
Assessing Your WebQuest
Tom March’s Seven Points for a Great WebQuest
10. The Challenge Ahead: A Quest for Peace
Humanistic Education
Choices for the 21st-Century Education Program
A Workable Peace
Freedom Writers
A Final Quest
Keeping the Quest Alive
Other Resources
A. Ten Thematic Strands in Social Studies
B. National Education Technology Standards for Students
C. Sites for Selecting Specialized Resources
D. Standards Associated With Example WebQuests
References
Suggested Readings: Cultural Responsiveness in the Classroom
Index
Notă biografică
Margaret Thombs is an associate professor of education specializing in instructional technology at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island. She has taught secondary mathematics and computer science and was formerly the director of technology for the Middletown, Rhode Island Public Schools. Her areas of expertise include facilitating English as a Second Language skills using technology and technology-enabled family and local history research. She is a frequent presenter at national and regional technology and education conferences, and has authored a number of articles on technology integration in the classroom. She earned her PhD in computing technology in education from Nova Southeastern University.
Descriere
This unique guide offers practical strategies for using WebQuests to optimize learning in social studies, foster student inquiry and higher-level thinking, and promote greater intercultural understanding.