History

Outcomes and Assessment   (See evaluation notes at the bottom of the page).

Unit 1:  Rome

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

The ancient Roman world.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

  The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Identify the elements in a Roman’s daily life.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past

Discussion, test, Caesar Simulation

Identify the characteristics of a Republic.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past

Discussion, test, Caesar Simulation

 

Evaluate the differences and similarities between the Republic and the Empire

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of the Roman world.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation Famous Person Essay

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

Class Discussion

 

Submit work on or before the assigned due date.

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion

Class Discussion

Attitudes
Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for the contributions of the Romans to western culture.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

Class discussion, Test, Caesar Simulation

Unit 2: Origins

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

The scientific and spiritual beliefs of human origins.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class discussion, Test,

  The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Identify the scientific and spiritual explanations for the earth’s beginnings.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class Discussion, Test

Identify scientific techniques that help prove certain theories.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class Discussion, Test

Identify scientific explanation of human evoluion

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class Discussion, Test

 

 

Evaluate spiritually based origin beliefs.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class Discussion, Test

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of earth’s origins.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class Discussion, Test

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class discussion, Test, Origins Essay

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Attitudes
Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for the spiritual and scientific views on the origins of the universe.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Hawkin Notes, Scopes Trial, Evolution notes

Class discussion, Test

 

Unit 3: Rise of Civilization

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

Civilization.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Community Search Evaluation, Pygmies

Class discussion, Test,

  The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Describe events that led to the Agricultural Revolution, and subsequently to civilization.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, , Pygmies

Discussion, Test,

Identify the characteristics of a civilization according to Gordon Childe.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past

Discussion, Test

 

Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of civilization.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Pygmies

Class discussion, Test,

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of the Agricultural Revolution.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion,

Class discussion, Test,

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion, Lecture Notes, Community Search Simulation

Class discussion, Test,

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for the hunter-gatherers and sedentary peoples of the world.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion, Lecture Notes, Pygmies

Class discussion, Test,

 

Unit 4: Sumerians

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

The ancient Sumerians and Babylonians

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Student Models

Class discussion, Test, Law Code Assignment

The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Describe events that led to the rise of the Sumerian and Babylonian civilizations.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models

Discussion, Test, Law Code Assignment.

Analyse the role of geography on the Sumerians.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

 

Evaluate the role of Sumerian women.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Document on Innana

Class discussion, Test, Essay

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of the social structure of Sumer

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past,

Class discussion, Test, Essay

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past

Test, Essay

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for the Sumerian Civilization

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion, Lecture notes, Student Models, Internet slides.

Class discussion, Test, Essay

 

Unit 5: Egyptians

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

The ancient Egyptians

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Student Models

Class discussion, Test, Letter to Akhenaton

The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Evaluate Egyptian medical technology.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

Identify the key components in the Egyptian political structure.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models

Discussion, Test, Letter to Akhenaton

Describe the role of religion and death rituals in Egyptian society.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test, Letter to Akhenaton

 

Evaluate the role of Sumerian women and men.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Document on Innana

Class discussion, Test, Essay

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of the social structure of Egypt

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides, Student Models

Class discussion, Test, Essay, Letter to Akhenaton

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past, Student Models, Internet slides

Test, Essay, Letter to Akhenaton

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for Egyptian rituals and customs.

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion, Lecture notes, Student Models, Internet slides.

Class discussion, Test, Letter to Akhenaton

 

Unit 6: Small Nations

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

Small but influential states in the Middle East

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Student Models, Enduring Past.

Class discussion, Test,

The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Evaluate the influence of Phoenicia, Assyria, Israel, Persia and the Hittites in the Middle East.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

Describe the contributions of the Small Nations.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

 

Evaluate the technologies of the Small Nations.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past, Student Models, Internet slides

Class discussion, Test.

 

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past, Student Models, Internet slides

Test, Essay

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for the historical importance of the Small Nations.

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion, Lecture notes, Student Models, Internet slides.

Class discussion, Test,

Unit 7: Ancient Greece

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

The Ancient Greek culture

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Student Models, A Moment in Excellence, Atlantis

Class discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta

  The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Identify different areas in Greece.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Map, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

Identify the key components in the Greek social structure.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models

Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta

Describe the political structures Oligarchy and Democracy.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta

 

Evaluate the role of Greek women and men.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides, Student Models

Class Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of the social and political structure of Greece

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides, Student Models

Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past, Student Models, Internet slides

Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta, Self-evaluation

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for Greek contributions to western culture.

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion, Lecture notes, Student Models, Internet slides, Dialogue with Meno,

Discussion, Test, Simulation: Athens vs Sparta, Self-evaluation

 

Unit 8: Alexander the Great

Knowledge
Students will demonstrate an understanding of:

Hellenization

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Map, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Class discussion, Test,

The important connection between academic success and regular attendance by attending all classes unless excused for a medical reason.

 

Skills
Students will demonstrate ability to:

Identify the areas that Alexander conquered.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Map, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

Analyze Alexander’s relationship with his mother and father.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test,

Describe Alexander’s leadership qualities.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Student Models, Internet Slides

Discussion, Test, Essay

 

 

Synthesize information from a number of sources to demonstrate an understanding of Alexander the Great

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduring Past, Internet Slides, Student Models, Authors on Alexander

Discussion, Test, Essay.

 

Communicate their thoughts in writing.

Materials

Assessment

Lecture Notes, Class Discussion, Enduing Past, Student Models, Internet slides, Authors on Alexander

Discussion, Test, Essay.

 

Communicate their thoughts orally.

Materials

Assessment

Class discussion

Class Discussion

 

Students will demonstrate:

An appreciation for Greek contributions to western culture.

Materials

Assessment

Class Discussion, Lecture notes, Student Models, Internet slides, Authors on Alexander

Discussion, Test, Essay

 EVALUATION:

Assignments: 40%
Tests            30%
Exam            30%

Note: in order to get points you must fill your assignments "bucket" and tests "bucket."  If you have nothing there, you can get no points.  If you have 100% on all of your tests, but you have no assignments done, you will have less than 50% for the term. 
If you miss more than one assignment, you will receive and incomplete.  If you miss more than one test, you will receive an incomplete.