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Respectful Encounter: Lewis & Clark with Native Americans

Dive into the Mission of Discovery to determine the respect level Lewis and Clark showed towards Native Americans. Engage in structured academic controversy to explore different perspectives. Enhance learning through teamwork and critical thinking.

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Respectful Encounter: Lewis & Clark with Native Americans

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  1. February 21, 2013 • Please turn in your homework clock assignment and your grade sheet. • Objective: Students will investigate the Mission of Discovery in order to argue how respectful Lewis and Clark were towards the Native Americans. • Drill: Why is the source of a document extremely important? • Homework: Worksheet, and study for quiz next class. • Table of Contents: Update using the board

  2. Historical Documents • For each historical document follow the steps below • Before Reading-Source your document • During Reading- Underline evidence that helps you answer the focus question • After Reading-Answer the guiding questions for the document • Focus Question: Were Lewis and Clark respectful towards the Native Americans they met on the journey?

  3. Structured Academic Controversy Step 1 • Team A—argues YES Lewis & Clark were respectful • Team B—argues NO Lewis & Clark were not respectful • You have 10 minutes to work with you partner to find 3 pieces of evidence which support your side • Complete the work on the back of your paper.

  4. Structured Academic Controversy Step 2 • Both members of Team A present arguments to Team B • Team B writes down these arguments on the back of the paper and reads them back to Team A • You have 7 minutes

  5. Structured Academic Controversy Step 3 • Both members of Team B present arguments to Team A • Team A writes down these arguments on the back of the paper and reads them back to Team B • You have 7 minutes

  6. Structured Academic Controversy Step 4 • All 4 members can abandon their assigned positions. • The group needs to attempt to develop a consensus amongst the members. • Write down your groups decision on the back of your paper in the box under “Coming to Consensus”

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