Kathy Wolfley
I appreciate that this is an inquiry model of instruction that provides opportunities for students to read complex texts, exercise critical thinking, and write to communicate their thinking. The scaffolds in the process with the…
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Jill Breslin
I had 2 previous students visit today. They asked if I still did “DBQs”. When I said yes, they said they were the best thing we did in class. They helped them in High School…
Alicia Hale
The Mini-Qs for World History are perfect for developing CCSS primary source reading skills and I really appreciate how well they fit into my curriculum as seminar discussions as well as essays. My students became…
Kim Voge
You did a training about 2 weeks ago that I attended. OH MY! I love DBQ’s! I have to say that I seriously had the best day teaching ever! The kids were totally engaged and…
Amber Obert
The DBQ project brings extra enthusiasm into the classroom. Students get so excited to read each document provided and use evidence from the document to argue their answer to the questions. Thrash-outs/debates have become more…
Pam Hering
They work! I’ve used both the regular DBQ’s and the Mini-Q’s in both World History (regular and honors 9th grade) and AP US History. They fit in well with my APUSH curriculum, but the real…
