At this point. . .

You should have two FORMAL, typed lesson plans that include essential questions, objectives, all materials included, and activities. These should be COMPLETE! Translation: If you say "discuss" you must list the questions you will use to discuss as well as the format for the discussion. If you say "Read Article" you must include the actual article as well as reading strategies for tackling it.

So, you have some work to do.

Please stay focused and keep your eyes on the prize during this last week of classes. We will have our final check in on the Wednesday before your final is due. At that point, you must have four FORMAL lessons and your tool. The project description is still posted on the blog (look below) if you have questions about requirements or formating.

As always, let me know if you have questions.

Prom integration in the 21st Century?!?

The issue of segregated and newly-integrated proms was a hot topic in our class and the subject is also getting some press in the national media.

If you are interested, check out:

NPR's pod cast "Prom Night in Mississippi".
Facing History's collection of current articles and questions

Have a good weekend juniors!!

Junior Meeting Tomorrow (Wednesday!)

Dear Juniors,

Please come to your regularly scheduled block on Wednesday with 3-4 essential questions and a brainstorm list of possible activities.

Please let me know if you have questions!

Junior Project

In case you lost yours. . . .
Jr- RG Lesson Plan

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