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Historia de séptimo grado - Parte II
Este curso de estudios sociales de séptimo grado de 16 semanas explora eventos históricos globales desde el final de la industrialización hasta la actualidad, utilizando una variedad de fuentes y herramientas multimedia para enriquecer el aprendizaje.
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Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 7
Sigue en plan de estudios Teacher-Created
In Part II of this year-long social studies course, students will continue to explore major global events, from the World Wars to contemporary global issues. Topics include the World Wars and Interwar Period, the Cold War and Decolonization, and the Contemporary World. The course is structured into units, with a mix of lectures, discussions, interactive activities, independent assignments, and assessments. I will teach using a combination of multimedia resources, including slides, video...
3 units//32 lessons//16 Weeks
Unit 1World Wars and the Interwar PeriodWorld Wars and the Interwar Period16 lessons8 WeeksWeek 1Lesson 1Introduction to the Causes of World War IDiscuss the complex web of alliances, militarism, imperialism, and nationalism.Lesson 2Key Events of World War IExamine significant battles and events that shaped the course of the war.Week 2Lesson 3The Reality of Trench WarfareExplore the conditions and strategies of trench warfare.Lesson 4Soldiers' ExperiencesLearn about daily life, challenges, and survival in the trenches.Week 3Lesson 5The Armistice and Treaty of VersaillesDiscuss the end of the war and the terms of the treaty.Lesson 6Political and Social ConsequencesAnalyze the political changes and social impact of the war’s aftermath.Week 4Lesson 7Post-War Economic and Social TurmoilUnderstand the factors leading to the rise of totalitarian regimes.Lesson 8Emergence of Totalitarian LeadersStudy key figures like Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin.Week 5Lesson 9Unresolved Issues from World War IInvestigate how World War I set the stage for World War II.Lesson 10Immediate Causes and AggressionExamine the actions and events that led directly to the outbreak of World War II.Week 6Lesson 11Major Battles and Turning PointsFocus on significant battles such as Stalingrad, D-Day, and Midway.Lesson 12The Home FrontsLearn about the contributions and experiences of civilians in various countries.Week 7Lesson 13The HolocaustDiscuss the genocide and its impact on Jewish communities and other targeted groups.Lesson 14Societal Changes and RecoveryExplore the broader impact of the war on global societies and economies.Week 8Lesson 15The End of the War and SurrenderStudy the events leading to the surrender of Axis powers.Lesson 16Establishment of the United NationsLearn about the founding of the UN and its role in promoting peace and cooperation.Unit 2Cold War and DecolonizationCold War and Decolonization10 lessons5 WeeksWeek 9Lesson 17Post-World War II TensionsExamine the ideological and political differences between the US and USSR.Lesson 18Early Cold War EventsDiscuss key incidents like the Berlin Airlift and the Iron Curtain.Week 10Lesson 19The Korean WarStudy the causes, major events, and outcomes of the Korean conflict.Lesson 20The Vietnam WarExplore the Vietnam War’s causes, significant battles, and its impact on both Vietnam and the US.Week 11Lesson 21Independence Movements in AfricDiscuss the process and impact of decolonization in African nations.Lesson 22Independence Movements in AsiaStudy the key events and figures in Asian decolonization.Week 12Lesson 23Social and Cultural ShiftsLearn about the social movements and cultural changes during the Cold War era.Lesson 24Technological AdvancementsExplore the technological innovations, including the Space Race.Week 13Lesson 25Key Events Leading to the Cold War’s EndDiscuss significant events like the fall of the Berlin Wall.Lesson 26Impact of the Cold War’s EndAnalyze the global consequences of the Cold War’s conclusion.Unit 3Contemporary WorldContemporary World6 lessons3 WeeksWeek 14Lesson 27Understanding GlobalizationDefine globalization and its driving forces.Lesson 28Economic InterdependenceDiscuss how countries are economically interconnected.Week 15Lesson 29Post-Cold War ConflictsStudy significant conflicts that have occurred since the end of the Cold War.Lesson 30Post-Cold War ConflictsStudy significant conflicts that have occurred since the end of the Cold War.Week 16Lesson 31Impact of Recent TechnologiesDiscuss how recent technological advancements have changed daily life.Lesson 32Future Trends and InnovationsLook at emerging technologies and their potential future impacts.
- Students will analyze and evaluate historical events on contemporary society and engage in discussions about civic responsibility, cultural history, and civics
- Students will be able to identify and analyze bias in sources
- Students will be able to construct well-supported historical arguments and utilize research skills to support their ideas and arguments
- Students will be able to interpret maps, globes, and other geographic tools to understand the relationship between locations, physical features, and human activities, fostering spatial awareness and global perspectives
- Students will develop the ability to analyze primary and secondary sources
With an Elementary Education degree, and over ten years of experience teaching middle school, I have developed a deep understanding of engaging students in historical inquiry and critical thinking. My approach incorporates diverse teaching methods, including multimedia resources, interactive activities, and differentiated instruction to meet the needs of all learners. Additionally, my passion for history and commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive classroom environment ensure that students are not only well-informed but also excited about learning.
Tarea
Frecuencia: incluidoComentario: incluidoDetalles: Homework is used as a resource for students to deepen their background and understanding of a topic that they will engage with in class. Homework is optional, and feedback or grades for assignments will be provided upon request. I am flexible to work with any accommodations or modifications that may be required. Please reach out to me personally to discuss what is best for your child regarding homework or grades.Evaluación
Frecuencia: incluidoDetalles: Tests are a snapshot of student understanding at a particular moment and are not the ultimate measure of a child's abilities. They serve as markers to identify areas for improvement and to help guide a students' learning journey. Assessments in this course will be take-home and are not mandatory, allowing you to focus on learning at your own pace. Feedback and a grade will be provided, but a cumulative grade will only be offered at parent request.Calificación
Frecuencia: incluidoDetalles: Assignment feedback will always be provided, but a cumulative grade for a project or the class will be provided at parent request. Parents who request a grade for their child's performance in the course will receive a breakdown of individual assignment grades, and a cumulative end grade for the semester.
This course provides differentiated instruction, including visual aids, interactive activities, and scaffolded assignments to meet diverse learning styles, as well as flexible assessment options, accommodations or modifications as needed.
Students should complete 7th Grade History - Part I before joining this class
Required supplies: Access to the Google Suite of apps (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms) and Google Classroom. Pens, pencils, notebooks, headphones Possible supplies: Art supplies for projects digital art access for projects (if students choose a digital method to do their project)
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In Part II of our 7th Grade social studies course, we will explore multiple historical time periods and events that have significantly impacted populations. All discussions and assignments are tailored to be age-appropriate. Some information parents should be aware of includes: World Wars and Interwar Period: We will cover the causes, key events, and outcomes of World War I and World War II, including the Holocaust and its impact on civilians. Discussions will also address the Treaty of Versailles and the rise of totalitarian regimes. Cold War and Decolonization: This unit examines the origins and major events of the Cold War, such as the Berlin Airlift and Cuban Missile Crisis, along with the decolonization movements in Africa and Asia. We will discuss the social and cultural changes during this period, including the Space Race and technological advancements. Contemporary World: Topics include globalization, modern conflicts, terrorism, environmental challenges, and sustainable development. Students will also explore human rights movements, social justice initiatives, and the impact of recent technological advancements on society. These units are designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of significant historical events while fostering critical thinking and civic awareness in students.
Sources include, but are not limited to: National Geographic Education: Interactive maps and geography resources. Smithsonian Learning Lab: Primary sources and lesson plans. History Channel Classroom: Videos and documentaries on historical topics. BBC Bitesize: Comprehensive study guides and resources for various historical periods. Khan Academy: Lessons and interactive activities on history and social studies topics. PBS LearningMedia: Videos, lesson plans, and interactive activities. Library of Congress: Digital collections of primary source documents and artifacts.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
Arizona Certificado de Docencia en Educación elemental
Hello! My name is Rachel Pacheco, and I’m thrilled to welcome you to our class. I live in the beautiful state of Arizona, where the sun always shines and adventure is around every corner. I have a wonderful family and an adorable dog who keeps us...
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41 US$
semanalmente o 650 US$ por 32 clases2 x por semana, 16 semanas
60 min
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Edades: 11-14
6-10 alumnos por clase