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Why Does White Move First?: March 2010
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Sunday, March 14, 2010. The Senior Research Blog Project. All seniors at ACT are required to conduct a research project for their graduation. The following project was designed to target skills they would encounter in a college environment, especially regarding online research. It's most helpful for me to do projects along with my students so I can catch the potential pitfalls and provide a strong model of what I'm looking for. Here is a summary of the guidelines that the students were working with:.
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Why Does White Move First?: Blog Rubric
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Your blog will be graded on the following categories:. 4) The student has many original ideas and they clearly relate to the subject area. 3) The great majority of ideas are related to the subject area. 2) Some of the ideas are related to the subject area. 1) The ideas are not related to the subject area. 4) Information clearly relates to main topic. Includes several supporting details and/or examples. 1)Information has little or nothing to do with the main topic. 3) Almost no gra...
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Why Does White Move First?: Personal Reflection
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Friday, March 6, 2009. I picked the topic of why does White move first because that has been one of the rules in chess that I never really understood. All of the pieces are the same, so why do the black pieces have to go second every time? What does it add to the game to have it this way? It makes me think of this psychologist named Dr. Franicis Cress Welsing. March 8, 2009 at 6:08 PM. Thanks for sharing your post. Here is my review. 1 Is the post the appropriate amount (300 words)? I never really trippe...
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Why Does White Move First?: Blog project schedule
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Your senior research project must be completed by March 26. You will have at least 110 minutes in class every week to complete your posts, but you should come to class prepared with a post already outlined. Will fall into the following topics:. Assignment #1 Due 3.5.09. What you already know about the subject area and what you would like to learn. Assignment #2 Due 3.9.09. Personal reflection about why you chose this particular subject. Assignment #3 Due 3.12.09. Posts # 4 and #5.
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Why Does White Move First?: Objectives for today 3.10.09
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Monday, March 9, 2009. Objectives for today 3.10.09. 1 Today you should already have created your blog and posted your first post. 2 You should have your second post. Done by the end of class. 3 When you finish that, you need to start working on your peer review assignment. Which is due tomorrow. 4 If you finish all of that, you can begin working on your third post,. Which deals with credible and non-credible sources. 5 I've also added both the blog schedule. And the blog rubric. Nce you have read all of...
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Why Does White Move First?: Post #3: Credible versus non-credible sources
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Monday, March 9, 2009. Post #3: Credible versus non-credible sources. This assignment (Due 3.12.09) will require you to identify two credible sources and two non-credible sources for your research. In this post you will need to do the following:. Title your post "Credible versus non-credible sources". Give two examples of credible sources and two examples of non-credible sources, with visuals and links to the pages. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Why Does White Move First? Deemesha Taylor: Breast Ca...
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Why Does White Move First?: What Do I Know, What Do I Want To Know?
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009. What Do I Know, What Do I Want To Know? I know that the white pieces traditionally move first and it's been like that for a long time. I'm not sure for how long. I know that both white and black pieces are pretty much the same, so it's hard for me to figure out why it's important that the white pieces go first. I would like to know if it has anything at all to do with race. I would also like to know did people in Africa play chess, because I know a lot of Arabic people played.
