H-03a English Through Citizenship/Journey Through America: the Game - Questioning & Answering Resource for Topic 1
H-03a English Through Citizenship/Journey Through America: the Game - Questioning & Answering Resource for Topic 1
Comprehensive Questioning & Answering Resource Derived From 48 Two-Sided, Three-Form Q & A Cards on Topic 1 (Americana Symbols, Holidays, & People) from English Through Citizenship / Journey Through America: the Game (+ 3 Variable Game of Knowledge Boards) All Stuffed into 84 Pages
Who It’s For: Educators, especially of Adults, seeking alternative teaching methods/materials that work! Who are willing to try, and to observe, the Efficacy & Power of the "Three-Form Questioning & Answering" method in Educational & Competitive Game-Playing Contexts—and who want to see for themselves how well it works for their students.
Why We Created It: To share what we learned, our findings, and methods while we tried to transform our boxed, printed Game: English Through Citizenship / A Journey Through America (H-02.13) into digital format, so we can deliver and you can utilize it online, as well as download, print and play / use it ASAP.
What happened was: Our intentions appeared to be simple and straight forward. BUT, we quickly learned we were mistaken. From printed and boxed, to digital and online, required a number of intricate, time-consuming, complex steps.
First, we opened a shrink-wrapped, intact Game Box containing a folded 17” x 11" colorful, sturdy Path Board, game pieces, and six (6) Decks of 48 color-coded, two-sided Cards —the critical core material of the 48 Learning Points of its Americana, Cultural Literacy, U.S.A. Social Studies Subject Matter. We soon noted that the original 48 x 3 Q & A’s seemed simplistic and in need of serious improvement. We went about doing just that. Unexpectedly, we soon found ourselves involved in changing and expanding the very concept of Questioning / Answering to:
- Polar Items that are either Yes / No Questions with rising intonation and/or True / False Statements with multiple (underlined) Details, any number of which might be correct or wrong.
- Alternative / Multiple-Choice Items in the form of Questions with Inverted Word Order + Rising-Falling Pitch and/or Statements with Blanks to Fill in with any one, some, or all of the offered Choices.
- (Sets of) Wh-Questions to evoke either Closed-Ended or Open-Ended responses—limited, definite, [in]correct pieces of Information or unbounded, less defined, adjustable comments & views.
What these Updated, Digitized Materials Contain: