阿茲特克人與密西西比人：兩種文化的故事

1. What will be taught?
Students will learn about the basic characteristics of the Aztec and Mississippian civilizations, focusing on their governments, religions, technologies, agricultural practices, and their overall societal structures.

2. What topics will you cover?
The class covers:

Aztec and Mississippian governments and leadership.
Social hierarchies and community organization.
Religious beliefs and practices, including rituals and ceremonies.
Technological innovations and agricultural methods, such as chinampas and maize cultivation.
Legacy and influence of these civilizations compared to others like the Inca and Maya.
3. How is your class structured?
The class is structured as follows:

Introduction: Engaging video or slide-based storytelling to introduce the civilizations.
Discussion: Guided discussions on key themes and questions.
Activities: Interactive group projects like creating comparison posters.
Assignments: A compare-and-contrast essay to deepen understanding.
Evidence of Mastery: A creative museum exhibit project to showcase knowledge.
4. How will you teach?
Teaching methods include:

Engaging multimedia presentations (video clips, slides).
Interactive group activities to encourage collaboration.
Structured guided notes for focused learning.
Open discussions to promote critical thinking and participation.
5. What's your teaching style?
My teaching style is dynamic, student-centered, and engaging. I use humor and storytelling to make learning memorable, while maintaining a focus on clear objectives and critical thinking.

6. How much will learners get to interact with you?
Learners will interact with me extensively through:

Lectures: Presentations with opportunities for questions and clarifications.
Games: Group activities like creating cultural comparison posters.
Slides and video clips: Engaging visual aids to support lessons.
Discussions: Open forums to explore themes in depth.
Feedback: Individual and group feedback during assignments and projects.