Koobiya - A D.U.L.L. Learning Activity For Israel Education
A unique, active learning format that can be used to introduce and engage students in any topic.
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This D.U.L.L. Learning Activity Format, Koobiya, may be used to introduce and engage students in a study topic and reveal the scope of students’ existing knowledge of the topic.
As part of ongoing study of the topic, the Koobiya activity format can be used to generate discussion of topic elements. It may also be used as a culminating activity to assess the students’ understanding of the topic and ability to apply knowledge of the topic.
It is suggested that students collaborate in groups of 3-5 to complete this activity.
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