This website and the didactic sequence have been built and designed by Jordi Domènech Casal, Science teacher at secondary school in Spain, using Inquiry-Based-Science Education (IBSE) didactic approaches and following the standard structure proposed by Bernie Dodge for WebQuests.
The activity has been indexed at the Aplicació de Recursos al Currículum (ARC) from the Departament d'Educació de la Generalitat de Catalunya and has been included as part of the ProyectandoBioGeo science learning activities itinerary.
I offer the following materials under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC 3.0) license (you are free to remix and adapt the work, citing the original author. Use for commercial purposes is not allowed).
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Disclaimer: Copyright disruption is not intended.
This site has been built with educational purposes and no commercial intention.
Please, let me know if you detect any Copyright infrictment.
Ferran Díaz, archeology expert, has kindly offered indications and sugestions about archeology methodologies, sample cataloguing and interpretation of evidences in archeological sites.
I'd be grateful if other education or research professionals can suggest me modifications or add new steps to the didactic sequence. I can eventually add it to the site, together with your name and contact details (with a License identical to the rest of the website).Comments and suggestions are welcome,
Jordi Domènech Casal | jdomen44@xtec.cat | @jdomenechca | http://jordidomenechportfolio.wordpress.com/
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