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WebQuest Connections

Today’s educators are being asked to incorporate critical thinking, cooperative learning, authentic assessment, and technology in teaching. WebQuests were designed to bring the most effective instructional practices together in a student-led, teacher-driven activity. The WebQuest model addresses a wide range of topics, goals, environments and learners; as well as technology applications.

Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Welcome

Hello from Sandy!
This weblog was created on 6/27/06 for the IPFW Summer II Workshop called, WebQuest Connections for the K-12 Classroom Teacher. The author is Sandy Schaufelberger.

posted by Sandy Schaufelberger @ 8:12 AM 

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