A "WebQuest" is a Constructivist approach to learning (...). Students not
only collate and organize information they've found on the web, they orient
their activities towards a specific goal they've been given, often associated
with one or more roles modeled on adult professions."
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They encourage critical thinking skills, including: comparing, classifying, inducing, deducing, analysing errors, constructing support, abstraction, analysing perspectives, etc. Learners are not able to simply regurgitate information they find, but are guided towards a transformation of that information in order to achieve a given task.
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Gavin Dudeney and Nicky Hockly, Educational Consultants, Spain
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An optional resource from British Council on WebQuests
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me, there is still nothing like the still photograph to convey emotion and the significance of a particular moment. Obviously, photographs are not just for print. Ken Burns, for example, says that he views the photograph as the basic building block or DNA of his documentary film making. "Pictures," he says, "are
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