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The Art of Artifacts

An artifact is something a student creates that shows they are learning. During the process of students creating and presenting artifacts, a teacher is able to assess student knowledge and growth while clearing up any misconceptions they may have. Students can gain knowledge and skills by creating, reflecting on, and discussing artifacts with peers and teachers. When students create artifacts, it helps them make sense of what they’re working on. It involves active, social learning and can increase student engagement with the learning process. Come "make and take" with us and see how you can easily incorporate artifact ideas into your classroom learning.

Strand & Topic: Instruction > Social Studies
Audience: Classroom Teachers > K-8

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Handout: 109_Bagley.pdf

Presented by:

Debbie Bagley, Teacher Advocate, Studies Weekly
David Bagley, Chief Sales Officer, Studies Weekly


Date: Thursday, October 20, 2022
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Room: Curacao 5

Date, time and/or room may change if the presenter has a scheduling conflict.

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