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- 1. 21st Century Social Studies9th Grade Orientation …not your parent’s Social Studies Steven Maher, Social Studies Supervisor
- 3. What Social Studies was for us
- 8. Memorization Remembering Repeating “Learning” =
- 9. Accessing Interpreting Manipulating Communicating “Learning” =
- 11. US History I
- 12. Honors US History I
- 13. Concepts US History II
- 14. US History II
- 15. AP US History II
- 16. Concepts World Studies
- 17. World Studies
- 21. Social Studies Learning Environments
- 22. Social Studies Learning Environments
- 24. Analysis of Secondary Documents
- 26. Proving a Thesis in Writing
- 29. 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter Authentic Assessment Final Course Grade Final Exam 8% 4th Quarter 8% Final Assessment Grade
- 30. World Studies - Units of Study
- 33. AP Psychology
- 34. AP Government and Politics
- 36. Sociology
- 37. Psychology
- 38. African American Studies
- 39. Middle Eastern Studies
- 41. Advanced Placement5 4 3 2 1 2008 AP Exam Performance National Pass Rate 53% CHS Pass Rate 93%
- 43. US History I
- 44. Honors US History I
- 45. Concepts US History II
- 46. US History II
- 47. AP US History II
- 48. Concepts World Studies
- 49. World Studies
- 51. What to do to help your child
- 52. 21st Century Social Studies9th Grade Orientation Thank You! Steven Maher, Social Studies Supervisor
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- Not your Dad’s Social StudiesTech environment - FC and MoodleAuthentic AssessmentCurriculum SequenceWhat courses are likeGlogsterRadio broadcasts from Avery
- The entire library of Congress is NOT online – but their digital collection is enourmous
- Adoption states, by contrast, buy new textbooks on a regular cycle, usually every six years, and they allow only certain programs to be sold in their state. They draw up the list at the beginning of each cycle, and woe to publishers that fail to make that list, because for the next 72 months they will have zero sales in that state.Among the adoption states, Texas, California, and Florida have unrivaled clout. Yes, size does matter. Together, these three have roughly 13 million students in K-12 public schools. The next 18 adoption states put together have about 12.7 millionThough the Big Three have different total numbers of students, they each spend about the same amount of money on textbooks. For the current school year, they budgeted more than $900 million for instructional materials, more than a quarter of all the money that will be spent on textbooks in the nation.
- Nationally – 25% gets 4s and 5s – but for us 75% get 4s and 5s
- Not your Dad’s Social StudiesTech environment - FC and MoodleAuthentic AssessmentCurriculum SequenceWhat courses are likeGlogsterRadio broadcasts from Avery