DBQuests are web-based activities designed to help students evaluate information and engage with primary sources. They offer guided and free form modes to cater to different learning needs. By using DBQuests, students develop skills in evidence-based reasoning and become more independent learners. Teachers can access resources and monitor progress through iCivics. The video encourages educators to integrate DBQuests into their curriculum to foster global citizenship and 21st-century skills.

What is the primary goal of DBQuests in student learning?

• To focus solely on art history

• To provide entertainment

• To help students evaluate sources and engage in civic discourse

• To replace traditional textbooks

How do primary sources help students in their learning process?

• By focusing on modern events only

• By offering unfiltered first-person accounts

• By simplifying complex topics

• By providing fictional stories

What is the purpose of the Guided mode in DBQuest?

• To focus on group activities

• To test students' memory

• To provide additional scaffolding for students needing more practice

• To allow students to create their own sources

Which mode in DBQuest is best suited for students with more experience in primary source analysis?

• Collaborative mode

• Interactive mode

• Free form mode

• Guided mode

What skill do students develop by mastering documents through DBQuest?

• Mathematical skills

• Evidence-based reasoning

• Physical fitness

• Artistic skills

How can teachers monitor student progress in DBQuest?

• By using a separate app

• By observing classroom behavior

• Through reports available in their iCivics teacher account

• By asking students directly

What additional resources does iCivics provide for DBQuest?

• Video games

• Detailed facilitation guides and supplementary printed materials

• Cooking recipes

• Travel guides

What is the ultimate aim of using DBQuest in classrooms?

• To focus on sports education

• To replace teachers

• To entertain students

• To develop 21st-century skills in students

What can students do when they open DBQuest?

• Access games

• Only view completed sessions

• Only start a new session

• Start a new session or continue where they left off

Who can benefit from using DBQuest according to the video?

• Only history teachers

• Both social studies and ELA teachers

• Only science teachers

• Only art teachers