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World
History Assignments
Accelerated
World History
Test
Review Guides
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Course
Overview: This is a graduation requirement course. The student will examine
1) key concepts, issues, and terminology in world history and 2) information to
understand the past and present.
At the
completion of this course, the student will:
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Describe the
necessity for an education in world history |
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Identify
specified countries, capitals, and current leaders |
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Define
terminology to discuss important concepts and events |
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Demonstrate
understanding and higher levels of thinking in unit content through formal
and technical writing and discovery projects |
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Make
connections between past and current issues |
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Relate
events in the past to events and issues concerning his/her daily life |
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Discuss the
use of this education |
Student
Responsibilities
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Active
Citizenship: |
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Productivity: |
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Accountability: |
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Excellence: |
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Study
Habits: |
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Quality: |
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Success:
Work hard |
Classroom
Guidelines
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Respect to
oneself, the teacher, other students and school personnel |
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Acceptance
of all others right to an education |
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Proper
Etiquette
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Hats are
removed while inside the classroom and any extension of the classroom
(i.e. library) |
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Gum,
food, or drinks (bottled water is acceptable) are not permitted in the
classroom |
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Punctuality
is commended and strictly enforced. The school Lockout policy is
enforced. A late student should immediately report to Lockout. Passes
from other teachers are limited and may not be honored. |
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"The
greatest piece of real estate you own is the 6" between your
ears."
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Quality
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All work
(in and out of the classroom) is completed with best effort |
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Attendance:
the fewer the absences the better the performance on assignments and
tests |
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Course
Materials
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Textbook: Modern
World History: Patterns of Interaction |
| Notebook:
Spiral notebook with at least 100 pages (a notebook with a pocket is
ideal for loose items |
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Pens: blue or black are best |
| Pencils: for identified
assignments. Not recommended for regular coursework (smears) |
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glue stick |
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correction fluid |
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highlighters |
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colored pencils |
Coursework
The world history course is comprised
of a variety of assignments:
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Textbook and other appropriate
reading selections |
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Creative Activities |
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Interactive Activities |
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Videos with corresponding
assignments |
Changes
The teacher
reserves the right to modify the syllabus to meet the circumstances. the teacher
reserves the right to modify any assignments to meet the circumstances. Students
will be informed of any substantive changes.
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