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UbD + PBL Integrated Model in Junior High School Geography Teaching: A Case Study on Rural Revitalization via Agri-Product Promotion
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/O252103
Author(s)
Congying Zeng
Affiliation(s)
Jianyang Middle School, Chengdu, Sichuan, China
Abstract
The UbD+PBL integrated model combines the strengths of UbD and PBL. It uses projects as teaching vehicles, guiding project implementation with preset outcomes and assessment evidence. Integrating projects and evaluation throughout the teaching process, it ensures consistency between learning objectives, assessment evidence, and instructional design. This model enhances students' geographical literacy and practical abilities. Taking "Promoting Rural Revitalization through Agricultural Products" as an example, it demonstrates the teaching process of the UbD + PBL model, providing valuable insights for junior high school geography teaching from the perspective of core literacy.
Keywords
UbD; PBL; Local Cuisine; Natural Environment; Live Broadcast Sales
References
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