'Historical questions' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to the Australian Curriculum: History

Introduction to the Australian Curriculum: History. Curriculum K-12 Directorate. Consultation. A period of public consultation, with the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft Australian Curriculum in English, Mathematics, Science and History, will occur from:

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Historical Thinking Skills through Web Tools

Historical Thinking Skills through Web Tools. Social Studies Professional Development 23 March 2013 Karen Fiedler, K-8 Social Studies Coordinator Matt Doran, HS Social Studies Coordinator. Introduction. Welcome! Overview of the Day Introductions Name School Grade Level

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Cross-curricular planning for KS1 history

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Introduction

A THEORY-BUILDING APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL HISTORY IN GRADE FOUR Monica Resendes & Maria Chuy Institute of Knowledge Innovation and Technology (IKIT) Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto 2010 Knowledge Building Summer Institute, Toronto, Canada.

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Doing History Research Secondary Sources Start your research with secondary sources

Doing History Research Secondary Sources Start your research with secondary sources to learn the story. Primary Sources Use primary sources as the basis for interpretation. . Secondary Sources. Accounts of the past created by people writing about events after they have happened

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Thinking like an Historian

Thinking like an Historian. CCGPS for Social Studies Douglas County School System 2011-2012 Rollout. Quick Reminders. The CCGPS Literacy standards will be fully implemented next year (2012-1013).

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NSW Curriculum and Learning Innovation Centre

NSW Curriculum and Learning Innovation Centre. Draft Senior Secondary Curriculum Modern History. May, 2012. Overview of Senior Secondary Australian Curriculum.

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Action Plan

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Argumentation (in 3 parts)

1: UNDERSTAND an argument. 2: CONSTRUCT an argument. 3: PRESENT an argument. Argumentation (in 3 parts). OVERVIEW. Argumentation in 3 parts. Decode a historical argument Ask smaller historical questions of argument Connect smaller questions to argument

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Louis XIV and 20 Million Frenchmen

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Science, Technology, and Society

Science, Technology, and Society. By Cayla and Megan. Industrial Revolution. Cause and Effect. Venn Diagram. What will your invention be?. Standards. K.1.1 Compare children and families of today with those in the past.

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Next Steps

Next Steps. TAH Grant Working in America. Historical Inquiry. Identifying Essential Understandings Analyzing Documents Perspectives of Historical Periods Reconstruction, Industrialization, Progressive Era Learning Local History Rise & Fall of The Hermitage

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Historical Background

Historical Background. 2. Culture: Social customs, mores, traditions. 1. History: Politics, Dates, Individuals. 3. Environment: Topography, weather, flora, fauna.

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