Objective: Examine the religious and philosophical traditions that have shaped the cultures of South Asia. Evaluate the interpretation of historical events and sources.
Task: Unfortunately, I will not be in class today. Please hand in your sources rubric - if you've not yet shared your Diigo or Flipboard links, I'll show you how to do this tomorrow. Then, we'll continue our exploration of South Asia. As you watch the documentary, please take detailed notes and write down any questions that arise. At the end, you'll write a reflection about what you've seen. For the remainder of class, please work on your research project and/or other world cultures materials.
Homework:
- TODAY - Research sources set #1 due in class
- Tuesday, April 29 - South Asia regional study part D
- Wednesday, April 30 - "Countdown" reading quiz
- Wednesday, April 30 - South Asia regional study parts B & E
- Thursday, May 1 - South Asia regional study part A
- Monday, May 5 - Research sources set #2 due in class
- Tuesday, May 6 - South Asia current events discussion
- Tuesday, May 6 - Thesis statement due on class blog by 3:00 pm
- Wednesday, May 7 - Unit 6 Test
- Thursday, May 8 - Thesis peer comments due on class blog by 3:00 pm
- Monday, May 12 - Notecards due in class
- Monday, May 19 - Completed GoogleDoc outline due by 3:00 pm
- Wednesday, May 21 - Outline peer comments due in GoogleDoc by 3:00 pm
- Thursday, May 22 - Unit 7 Test
- Thursday, May 29 - Essay Draft due in class
- Friday, May 30 - Draft peer reviews due by 3:00 pm
- Thursday, June 5 - Essay final draft due by 3:00 pm
- Friday, June 6 - Unit 8 Test
- Monday, June 9 - Cumulative Map Quiz
- Monday, June 9 - Research presentations due in class
- Friday, June 13 - Final Exam
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