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    WEBQUESTS

    What is a webquest?
    A webquest is a guided web-based activity that leads students through a process of inquiry. Webquests are ideal for classes that have access to a computer lab.

    The Webquests below, developed by REEP teachers, follow a five-part structure: Introduction, Task, Process, Evaluation, and Conclusion. Students should be introduced to this structure so that they feel comfortable participating in webquest activities.

    For more information about webquests, visit the ESL Webquest Information page.

    Level Unit Topic
    150 Community Planning a Field Trip
    250 Work Job Interviews
    250 Consumerism Neighborhood Businesses
    300/350 Transportation Planning a Field Trip
    350 Health Sports and Exercise
    400/450 Work Finding a Job
    450/550 Health Alternative Medicine
    400/450/550 Work Career Planning
    450/550 Legal Services Immigration
    550 Test Taking Test Taking

    Visit Paula Emmert's ESL Webquests for more ideas.

    Also see REEP's Family Literacy webquest for Collecting and Evaluating Websites, appropriate for 350-450 level students.

     

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