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This document provides strategies for introducing a GIS activity and group work in the classroom. It recommends that teachers 1) make connections to prior knowledge and provide background, 2) demonstrate the GIS software while explaining the activity, and 3) model example questions and expected GIS skills. It also suggests giving clear expectations about software help, focusing on content while reinforcing positive group roles, and providing ways for groups to share results and reflect on their work.
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- 1. Introduce the topic to the whole class: - Make connections to previous knowledge - Provide background information & discuss the issues involved GIS & Group Work Strategies for the Classroom
- 2. - Put a student at the controls of the software as you talk through the activity. Introduce the GIS activity & skills: - Students need to be in their groups of 2-3; one taking notes about software procedures, the others about content issues and the types of questions they will be addressing. GIS & Group Work Strategies for the Classroom
- 3. Include specific examples: - Model the types of questions students can ask through the software. - Walk through specific GIS skills students will be expected to apply (use of pop-ups, filtering data, changing symbols, etc.) as you and your student partner address a question like those the rest of the class will explore in their groups. GIS & Group Work Strategies for the Classroom
- 4. Give clear expectations about software โHelpโ: - Use your notes, use one another - Last resort - ask your teacher - Use available sources of online help: GIS & Group Work Strategies for the Classroom
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