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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: Week in Review: February 8-12
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Saturday, February 13, 2010. Week in Review: February 8-12. We now moving into the single political party phase of our study of China. Students will hopefully be making comparisons on their own to Stalin and Hitler as they read further about Mao Zedong. With a few project grades coming up, it is imperative that the seniors are doing their reading for each class while also putting in time for their projects.
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: December 2009
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, December 13, 2009. Week in Review and Coming Week: Dec. 7-18. We started the next unit which is on the period of Reconstruction after the Civil War. The students are reading, note taking, blogging and preparing for class discussions. An additional component for this unit is a research project and a speech. We will be doing the research via a WebQuest. Please check out our Reconstruction. Sunday, December 6, 2009.
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: April 2010
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, April 25, 2010. Week in Review: April 19-23. Our studies now take us to the end of WWI. We are discussing Wilson's 14 Points while connecting to the Essential Question of "How to prevent conflict and keep the peace? Sunday, April 18, 2010. Week in Review: April 6-9. Site By the end of this week, each student will determine his/her research question. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Amine Benkirane's History Blog. Sidi M...
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: Week in Review: March 29 - April 2
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, March 28, 2010. Week in Review: March 29 - April 2. We are concluding the unit on imperialism and the progressive age. The students are working in teams to write up their study guides. We will start the next unit on WWI this coming week. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Amine Benkirane's History Blog. Asni American Studies Blog. Chadine's History Blog at CAS. Faysal Al Saud's Blog. Hicham Zaid's History Blog.
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: March 2010
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, March 28, 2010. Week in Review: March 29 - April 2. We are concluding the unit on imperialism and the progressive age. The students are working in teams to write up their study guides. We will start the next unit on WWI this coming week. Sunday, March 21, 2010. Week in Review: March 15-19. China Unit Questions:
. How did Mao rise to power? What were his methods? What was his skill set? Tuesday, March 16, 2010.
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: February 2010
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Saturday, February 13, 2010. Week in Review: February 8-12. We now moving into the single political party phase of our study of China. Students will hopefully be making comparisons on their own to Stalin and Hitler as they read further about Mao Zedong. With a few project grades coming up, it is imperative that the seniors are doing their reading for each class while also putting in time for their projects. They really wil...
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: November 2009
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, November 22, 2009. Week in Review: November 16-20. As we complete the first trimester, the students should be feeling good in general about their effort and engagement in American Studies. They have pushed themselves to do more than memorize facts. Being critical readers and analyzers of information has been a big part of their skill set. Sunday, November 15, 2009. Week in Review: November 9-13. Support your answer...
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: Week in Review: March 8-12
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Tuesday, March 16, 2010. Week in Review: March 8-12. Looking back at the start of American Imperialism in the latter 1800s and into the 20th century, in your opinion, did the positives outweigh the negatives for American expansionism? Look at this question from an American and from an outside of the US perspective. Causes of Imperialism in US in latter 1800s. Examples of Imperialism in US in latter 1800s. Mock exams are ov...
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: September 2009
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Monday, September 28, 2009. American Studies Homework: September 28 - October 2. For classes meeting Monday and Tuesday:. And Right of Self Determination. For classes meeting Wednesday and Thursday:. 1) Blog Post: Analyze how the colonists were able to defeat the greatest world power of their time. Write a blog post describing your explanation. You might have to do some extra research to prepare your post. 1) Mind Map Biog...
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Mr. Carpenter's Classes at CAS: August 2009
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Mr Carpenter's Classes at CAS. A Learning Community at Casablanca American School. Sunday, August 30, 2009. Welcome to My Blog. This is the blog. My skills as an educator include teaching social studies/humanities, counseling, instructional technology, and curriculum development. My guiding principle has always been to focus on working with others to develop and facilitate the most meaningful learning possible for my students. And U Tech Tips. So what is going to happen during our first week of classes?
