Everyone
Spring break is officially over. I hope you were all able to enjoy yourselves despite not being encouraged to collaborate and socialize with your peers in class. I missed you all, though I won't pretend that the break wasn't a nice thing.
As we return to normalcy, we have several things to keep in mind. Both classes (see the section heading above that says "Everyone?" That's what it means) are ending a unit this week. We have some review to do and some tests to take.
- Also, your notebooks will be due this Friday, so please make sure to get them updated as the week goes on.
- SBAC (Smarter Balance Testing) is going on this week. You may miss a day of class.... it's your job to keep up with what you missed (that's why I write here).
- Student Projects: Several of your projects do not have the proper share settings enabled. All projects should be available to everyone on the internet, and should allow them to "comment" not "view." YOU need to check on your project by the end of Wednesday and see that you have enabled the proper share settings.
- Keep in touch.
Modern World History
Quick-write #16:
- Use evidence to formulate and substantiate a claim.
- Identify and locate the physical and political features of Central Asia on a map.
- Analyze the response of governments to the problem created by the Industrial Revolution.
AP World History
Quick-write #16:
Objectives:
- Use evidence to formulate and substantiate a claim.
- Develop a review guide for the Post-Classical Era.
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