WebQuest
No Man is an Island
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Welcome: No Man is an Island
Description:
Students follow a sophisticated four-level route to inclusion through the S.A.M.R. Model. They exploit Europeana Resources throughout all four levels: Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, & Redefinition which incorporate technology. The first two stages enhance learning, whereas the last two transform it opening up new possibilities. Students address all kinds of inclusion: origin, religion, disability & gender. First, they cope with technological soft skills. Then they become independent learners. They go further into designing dynamic tasks. Last, they connect their learning with the real world and acquire a growth mindset. Technology is integrated meaningfully opening new doors for learning.
Grade Level: 6-8
Curriculum: Social Studies
Keywords: Europeana, inclusion, citizenship, diversity, acceptance, tolerance, awareness, empathy, S.A.M.R. Model, technology, EFL, Bloom's Taxonomy Action Verbs
Author(s): Athanasia Kakali
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'No Man is an Island' - John Donne
Description: Poem
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The four - level SAMR Model.
Description: The S.A.M.R. Model explained
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The four - level SAMR Model.
Description: SAMR Model
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