The social studies document outlines curricular outcomes, tasks, and assessment indicators for a unit on nationalism. The outcomes focus on developing an understanding of nationalism, identity, and how these concepts shape societies. Key tasks for students include researching the nationalism of assigned countries and examining case studies of nationalist movements. Assessment would include formative assessments like mind maps, discussions, and graphic organizers to check students' understanding of nationalism and their assigned countries.
The social studies document outlines curricular outcomes, tasks, and assessment indicators for a unit on nationalism. The outcomes focus on developing an understanding of nationalism, identity, and how these concepts shape societies. Key tasks for students include researching the nationalism of assigned countries and examining case studies of nationalist movements. Assessment would include formative assessments like mind maps, discussions, and graphic organizers to check students' understanding of nationalism and their assigned countries.
The social studies document outlines curricular outcomes, tasks, and assessment indicators for a unit on nationalism. The outcomes focus on developing an understanding of nationalism, identity, and how these concepts shape societies. Key tasks for students include researching the nationalism of assigned countries and examining case studies of nationalist movements. Assessment would include formative assessments like mind maps, discussions, and graphic organizers to check students' understanding of nationalism and their assigned countries.
Studies that Nation and Students will develop -Mind-map and understandings of Nationalism. an understanding of mini presentation identity, nation and nation, nationalism, (Formative) nationalism 2) Students will do an ultranationalism, how continue to evolve. inquiry on their groups conflict can arise, and 1.2 - appreciate the nation, outlining major begin to formulate their existence of historical events, opinion on what extent alternative views interests and concerns, nationalism should on the meaning of beliefs and values, and affect our identity. nation. symbols associated Students will develop 1.3 - appreciate with their nation, an understanding of how the forces of represented through a their task force country nationalism have mind-map and mini and its relation to shaped, and presentation. nationalism continue to shape, Canada and the 3) Using Canadian world. examples, students will -Graphic 1.5 - explore a be provided case Organizer range of studies to examine key (Formative) expressions of elements of nationalist nationalism. visions, why there was 2.2 - appreciate a need for nationalism, that the pursuit of who was affected by it, national interest and how. has positive and negative consequences 4) Using global examples, students will -Discussion 2.3 - appreciate (Formative) multiple be provided case perspectives studies to examine the related to the differences between pursuit of national nationalism and interest ultranationalism. Students will then posit their ideas on how conflicts can arise due to nationalism through small group discussion, leading up to class discussion.
English 1.1.2 Experiment 1) Exploration of Students will have a Ensure students
with language, nuclear apocalyptic basic understanding of are image and fiction. nuclear apocalyptic understanding structure fiction in the form of concepts by 1.2.1 Consider new 2) Students will novel excerpts/short looking at how perspectives research positions for stories/film, and well their tweets 2.2 Understand twitter journal - tweet understand why these correspond to and appreciate every day. Teacher will stories have such a their assigned textual forms, provide daily fictional hold on our cultural task force elements and newspaper article psyche. Watch The positions techniques 2.2.1 detailing how things Road or Thirteen Days (formative) Relate form, are progressing and (more about the lead structure and where each country up to war than the war medium to stands in relation to itself) purpose, audience each other/the issues. and content 2.3.2 Evaluate the 3) Lesson on verisimilitude, storytelling and its appropriateness importance. and significance of print and nonprint texts 4.1.2 Consider and address form, structure and medium (Alberta Education, 2003)