One example of keeping track of visited sites can be found at the webquest example page . Teachers will need some experience in organizing students into groups and keeping them on task. They will also need access to the Internet and should collect as much information as possible before the students present theirs. This will ensure the accuracy of their information. Teachers needs to make sure students are researching the correct data and not browsing the web aimlessly.
Students can also use forms of self and peer evaluations.
For further methods of assessment or evaluation, see the National Science Standards of Assessment. This would prevent a duplication of information when the students present their findings. However, it would also require a great deal of information gathering before beginning the project. Teachers may come up with other ways of implementing this lesson. Conclusion This lesson will teach students how to collect data through investigation, how to analyze, organize and present information to others, and how to understand cultures through their beliefs and practices.