Higher
Order Thinking Skills: Teaching a Technology Skill
Student
Task:
Congratulations!
You have just been selected to create a website for a new and
exciting up-and-coming history program for intermediate students in
Ontario. Since this website will be used in schools, there are a few
basic guidelines that you must follow.
- You will be using the website creation tool Weebly
- Your site must have a variety of:
- Text
- Images
- Maps
- Historical information must be accurate and well-researched. You must also provide credit when research is not your own – no plagiarism!
Once
you have chosen a domain name and template, you can begin the
creation of your website. Follow the on-screen prompts to get
started, and use the drag-and-drop function to add elements to your
web page.
How will I be assessed?
Knowledge
and Understanding
- My website shows that I have a working knowledge of historical content (facts, terms, definitions, key dates, significant people)
- My website shows that I have a working understanding of historical content (concepts, ideas, relationships
Thinking
- My website shows that I am able to plan and process my ideas (I can interpret, analyze, question, and gather evidence to support historical concepts)
- My website shows that I can think critically about history (I can problem-solve, make decisions, and inquire into how historical concepts are related)
Communication
- My website shows that I can organize and express my ideas with clarity (logical order, clear expression, proper language conventions)
- My website shows that I have considered my target audience (my website has a clear purpose and is directed to helping intermediate students with historical concepts)
Application
- My website shows that I can transfer what I know to new concepts (integration of cross-curricular links, critically evaluating the information I have included on my website)
- My website shows that I can make connections (past vs present day, differences in culture, providing opportunities for action)
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