Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Tuesday & Wednesday April 25th & 26th Days 63 & 64

CHAPTER 23 MIDDLE EAST


OBJECTIVEStudents will examine the map of the Middle East and a series of visuals/images that illustrate the variations of the region. Students will examine the variety of groups that populate the Middle East. Students will learn how the story of Near East antiquity has been influenced by the outsiders who, peering in, tell it through the soft bias of their own culture and cultural perceptions of the Middle East. Modern students are subject to the same soft influences that affected the historical record and this lesson seeks to help students develop greater savvy in identifying biased sources.

RATIONALE: Students need to understand all the factors that developed the modern day Middle East we know today

EVIDENCE: By listing and understanding  factors which led to Modern Day Middle East Political climate,  students will demonstrate an enlightened knowledge about race, ethnicity, culture, ingenuity, and luck.

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Agenda - Middle East Map Test, History of Middle East Video, Sykes-Picot and Balfour Declaration Video, work on Religion Project

Chapter 23 Assignments 
(go to class website to see assignments and dates for this Unit)


Tuesday/Wednesday - MIDDLE EAST MAPPING TEST
Turn-in your completed maps
Go to the Class website (to the Geo Resources page) and play the 3 Middle East Mapping Games

Due Tuesday/Wed Night - 
Chapter 23 Section #4 (P 492 Q's 1-5)
Chapter 23 Quiz #4

Thursday/Friday - COMPARATIVE RELIGION PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
Turn-in your completed presentations
Turn-in your individual Religion Assignments
Turn-In your group Infographic


Due Thurs/Fri:
Chapter 23 Section #5 (P 499 Q's 1-4)
Chapter 23 Quiz #5