Creating
a Subject Sampler
Samples
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Samples
(Part 3):
A subject sampler is
a lesson in which students research and evaluateinformation on a given
topic. Usually, a subject sampler has a main topic with four or five
activities that relate to that topic. For each activity, students
look at a particular Web site and answer questions about the information
presented. Students answer questions about what they believe, value,
or like about the topic. At the end of the lesson, students can write
a conclusion about what they have learned.
Look at each of the following
subject samplers created by other teachers:
Dinosaurs
Robots
Australia
Basketball
Bermuda
Triangle
Ants
Food
Measurement
How
Does Your Garden Grow?
Crabs
Wetlands
See more Subject Samplers
at the Region 20 Web site
and the Monroe
May Web site.
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Create
a Subject Sampler (Part 4):
Use these printable
directions to help you create your own subject sampler. For more detailed
help on using Netscape Composer, you may download
or print this file.
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Evaluation
(Part 5):
Contact
your course instructor when your subject sampler is ready to be uploaded
on the Internet. Use the subject sampler that you created with your
students. When you have finished, complete the following evaluation
form.
Congratulations! You
have completed this course.
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