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SOCIAL STUDIES 8

World History from 600-1750 CE
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Big Ideas

 Contact and conflict between different groups causes important changes.
The natural environment and human activities influence where people will live and their quality of life.
The exploration and the colonization of other territories had different consequences for different groups.
New ideas create tension between people who embrace change and those who hold on to tradition.
Students will also develop their skills with the Social Studies Curricular Competencies.

Units of Study

All of my courses start with a Unit 0 that introduces students to course routines and expectations.
 UNIT 1:
World Religions

UNIT 2:
The Medieval World

UNIT 3:
Reshaping Worldviews
UNIT 4:
Contact, Colonization, and Change

Students will also complete an inquiry project in the library about inventions that changed the world.

Assessment

Marks it this course are standards-based and growth-oriented, which means that your final mark is based on your where you end up, not where you started or an average of everything you did. You will receive verbal and written feedback to help you recognize your strengths and improve. Your work will be evaluated with the proficiency scale.

Students in Grade 8 receive a proficiency and written feedback on their report card.

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