Objective: Examine the religious and philosophical traditions that have shaped the cultures of South Asia. Investigate select major developments in the history of South Asia.
Task: Once again, we have a very busy day ahead of us. First, you'll use select primary sources on Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism to answer questions about these traditions. You will be quizzed on this material tomorrow.
After you've finished the packet, you'll receive the study guide for the unit 6 test and get out the computer to log onto the Moodle. Open "South Asia Condensed History" and record these notes in your notebook. Tomorrow, I will check your notebook to see that these notes are completed.
If there is any time remaining in class, please study for tomorrow's reading quiz, read "India's Sacred Cow," or work on the unit 6 study guide.
After you've finished the packet, you'll receive the study guide for the unit 6 test and get out the computer to log onto the Moodle. Open "South Asia Condensed History" and record these notes in your notebook. Tomorrow, I will check your notebook to see that these notes are completed.
If there is any time remaining in class, please study for tomorrow's reading quiz, read "India's Sacred Cow," or work on the unit 6 study guide.
Homework:
- Wednesday, April 30 - Reading quiz on all of chapter 24 & chapter 26 (sections 1 & 2 only)
- Thursday, May 1 - "India's Sacred Cow" reading due (see directions below)
- Wednesday, May 7 - Unit 6 Test (study guide distributed TODAY)
Directions for close reading "India's Sacred Cow:"
A. While reading:
- Circle key terms
- Underline claims
- Highlight evidence
- ? next to points you don't understand
- ! next to points you want to learn more about
- * next to points that connect to other learning
B. After reading, answer the questions AND write a "response" either agreeing or disagreeing with Harris' assertions.
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