Wednesday, August 12, 2015

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DAILY CLASS STRUCTURE
The daily routine will be fairly similar each day. This will help make transitions smooth. The structure of each 60-minute class will be as follows:


  1. 10-Minute Warm Up: Students will be expected to be ready to begin class on time. As soon as you walk in there will be a 10-minute warm up. 
  2. 15-Minute Mini-Lesson: The teachers will introduce the material as well as the instructions for individual or group work. 
  3. 20 Minutes of Independent or GroupWork: During this period, students are expected to work individually or in groups on the assignment given to them. This may include reading, watching videos, or working a group project. This work will also include answering questions or problem-solving either independently or in groups. 
  4. 10-Minute Debrief: As a class, we will all re-group at this time to discuss the main points of the activity and to assess if we have met our learning targets for the day.
  5. 5-Minute Reflection: Though the activity may vary, the act of reflecting will always occur at the end of the class. Students may be asked to simply give a Fist-to-Five on their understanding of the material, answer questions in a Ticket-Out-the-Door. 





Timeline for the Year:


1st Semester


1. Reconstruction Review
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2. The Gilded Age     
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4. American Imperialism
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 5. World War I

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2nd Semester

 

6. Roaring 1920's

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6. The Great Depression


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8. World War II
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9.The Cold War

 

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10. Civil Rights Theme



Exit Ticket

Write your name and class period at the top, please answer the following questions on a notecard:
 

1. What grade did you get in Social Studies last year? What grade do you expect to earn this year?

I got a/an_______ last year.

I will get a ______this year.


2. How do you feel about this class? What theme interests you most? Why?

I am ________ about this class?

Studying _______________sounds most interesting because ___________________________________.

3. Are you nervous about anything? 

I am nervous about ____________?


4. Questions about anything?

Where do I find_________________________?

How do I ________________?



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