The DBQ Project in Vallejo
Professional Development Series
The DBQ Project Approach
The DBQ Project integrates skills with content, and all lessons takes an inquiry approach to learning. The value of inquiry-based learning is that it not only piques students’ curiosity and engagement, it also leads to deeper learning. Each lessons starts with a compelling question, takes students through the inquiry process of interrogating evidence, formulating conclusions, and marshaling evidence to support those conclusions.
May 11, Workshop Focus: Feedback and Scoring
Date: April 13, 2022
When: 2:45-3:45PM
Where: Virtually via Zoom (click the link below to join)
https://dbqproject.zoom.us/j/82800772086?pwd=amRVbmdrWDY4QVV0L1BOblhvdkw1UT09
What to bring: laptop or tablet
Request: Please turn on cameras during the session.
Agenda:
- Review of DBQ Online Writing Supports
- Consider the criteria for effective feedback
- Using DBQ Online tools to efficiently provide effective feedback.
- Using rubrics for grading
Workshop Dates
November 10: An Introduction to the DBQ Project
December 8: DBQ Online Writing Support Tools and Customizing Lessons
January 12: Document Analysis and Academic Conversations
February 9: Getting Started with DBQ Online
March 9: Going Deeper with Document Analysis
April 13: Evidence-based Essay Writing
May 11: Providing students' effective feedback
Below are some of the ideas covered in the April session
Testimonial
The online training was engaging and well received by teachers during this time of distance learning. There was a great balance between theory and hands-on practice, and the technology pieces were clearly and professionally explained. I highly recommend this online training and the DBQ Project for both in-person and distance learning.
- Megan Wilson, SEEO TTS, PUSD
Mollie Hackett
Email: mollie@dbqproject.com
Website: dbqproject.com
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