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Saturday, August 20, 2016

Link to Genocide Info for the Test

Sorry I am just now getting this up! This link will take you to the information I mentioned about the steps to genocide.  Important link for the test 

Friday, August 19, 2016

Week of August 22

This week, we are going to test and then move on with the next section of the curriculum, Judaism culture, religion, and life. I hope you are interested!

Monday, 8/22
Unit 1 Test

Tuesday, 8/23
Elements of drama, intro to "Fiddler"
Start "Fiddler"

Wednesday, 8/24
"Fiddler"

Thursday, 8/25
Finish Fiddler, discussion
Research photos
Pre-WWII Jewish life

Friday, 8/26
Research town, etc


Monday, August 15, 2016

Week of August 15

Guys, I can't express to you enough how happy I have been with our class discussions up to this point. Thank you for your willingness to speak up.


Monday, 8/15
Racism
Give The Book Thief

Tuesday, 8/16
GATTACA

Wednesday, 8/17
GATTACA

Thursday, 8/18
Holocaust/Shoah/anti-Semitism/genocide

Friday, 8/19
Test

Friday, December 4, 2015

Week of December 7

Monday, 12/7
2 hour class
The Cage and Farewell to M activities (student led)
Japanese-American Internment Camps

Tuesday, 12/8
Connections, the nature of evil

Wednesday, 12/9
Long class
Honors lead class based on books

Thursday, 12/10
Long class
Other genocides

Friday, 12/11
Darfur Film


Friday, November 20, 2015

Week of November 30

This week is the end of the study of the Holocaust, proper, although we have lots left to talk about.

*Remember, you need to come to class on Monday, 11/30, having read The Cage (if you chose it) or Farewell to Manzanar (if you chose it).

Monday, 11/30
30 min to plan
The Cage

Tuesday, 12/1
Sunflower
America's Response

Wednesday, 12/2
Personal Responsibility

Thursday, 12/3
Lab for research

Friday, 12/4
Classroom (research)

Monday, November 16, 2015

Resistance Journal Assignment

You have now completed the viewing of "Escape from Sobibor". Please write a journal response to the following prompt:


Reflect on armed and unarmed resistance based on testimonies you have heard. Why is one form of resistance more appropriate than another in certain situations? Think of an example of a situation that would warrant each type of resistance.

Friday, November 13, 2015

Week of November 16

Thank you so much for your improved attention and focus. And attitude. The past few weeks have been so much better for me.

Monday, 11/16
"Escape from Sobibor"

Tuesday, 11/17
Finish "Escape"

Wednesday, 11/18
Liberation
BOB

Thursday, 11/19
Liberation

Friday, 11/20
The Aftermath