Unit 1 Lesson #3 Enduring Issues Agenda Aim: What
Description: Unit 1 Lesson 3 Enduring Issues Agenda Aim: What is an Enduring Issue? Do Now: What is an issue that you have had with your parents that has come up over and over? Mini-lesson : Model, scenario, discussion photographs Work Period: Enduring
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slide1. Unit 1 Lesson #3 Enduring Issues<br>
slide2. Agenda Aim: What is an Enduring Issue?
Do Now: What is an issue that you have had with your parents that has come up over and over?
Mini-lesson : Model, scenario, discussion photographs
Work Period: Enduring Issues in Your Life Chart
Closing: Exit Slip Question<br>
slide3. Lesson #3 Enduring Issues Aim: What is an enduring Issue?
Do Now:
What is an issue that you have had with your parents that has come up over and over? Explain.<br>
slide4. Mini-lesson Max was a responsible student who was on the honor roll and captain of the football team but his behavior started to change after his father lost his job. Here is his schedule and attendance patterns for last week. Let’s see if we can identify any patterns and predict what might happen as a result. Scenario<br>
slide5. Max’s Schedule<br>
slide6. Mini-lesson What patterns do you see in Max’s attendance after Max’s dad lost his job?
Do you see any evidence that could be identified as an issue?<br>
slide7. Content Area Vocbulary Tier 3 Words Enduring Issue– a challenge or problem that a society has faced and debated or discussed across time. An enduring issue is one that many societies have attempted to address with varying degrees of success. Enduring
continuing or long lasting Issue
A challenge or problem for debate or discussion<br>
slide8. Mini-lesson What enduring issue do you see shown here? We encounter enduring issues everyday and people have been dealing with them throughout history. They are enduring because they are difficult to solve and come up frequently.<br>
slide9. Enduring Issues are HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT. What is historical significance? Something is SIGNIFICANT if it is IMPORTANT. Something is HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT if it ….
affected a lot of people
had long-lasting effects<br>
slide10. Enduring Issues in Global History<br>
slide11. Based on the list what enduring issues do you see in these pictures? Why<br>
slide12. Turn & Talk America is a place where inequality still exists!
Do you agree or disagree with statement?
Reflect
Turn & Talk<br>
slide13. Work Period Activity: Use the list that we gave you to choose 3 enduring issues then, describe an event in your life or something you observed in your life, community, country, or the world that is related to each of the enduring issues.
Share using class discussion protocol.<br>
slide14. Class Discussion Protocol Choose 1 enduring issue that you wrote about in your chart and discuss.
Respond
Use one of the Class Discussion prompts to respond to your classmate.<br>
slide15. Closing Exit Question: What is an enduring issue?
Homework: #3 question on unit outline
How can we bring attention to these enduring issues and eventually bring about change?<br>
slide2. Agenda Aim: What is an Enduring Issue?
Do Now: What is an issue that you have had with your parents that has come up over and over?
Mini-lesson : Model, scenario, discussion photographs
Work Period: Enduring Issues in Your Life Chart
Closing: Exit Slip Question<br>
slide3. Lesson #3 Enduring Issues Aim: What is an enduring Issue?
Do Now:
What is an issue that you have had with your parents that has come up over and over? Explain.<br>
slide4. Mini-lesson Max was a responsible student who was on the honor roll and captain of the football team but his behavior started to change after his father lost his job. Here is his schedule and attendance patterns for last week. Let’s see if we can identify any patterns and predict what might happen as a result. Scenario<br>
slide5. Max’s Schedule<br>
slide6. Mini-lesson What patterns do you see in Max’s attendance after Max’s dad lost his job?
Do you see any evidence that could be identified as an issue?<br>
slide7. Content Area Vocbulary Tier 3 Words Enduring Issue– a challenge or problem that a society has faced and debated or discussed across time. An enduring issue is one that many societies have attempted to address with varying degrees of success. Enduring
continuing or long lasting Issue
A challenge or problem for debate or discussion<br>
slide8. Mini-lesson What enduring issue do you see shown here? We encounter enduring issues everyday and people have been dealing with them throughout history. They are enduring because they are difficult to solve and come up frequently.<br>
slide9. Enduring Issues are HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT. What is historical significance? Something is SIGNIFICANT if it is IMPORTANT. Something is HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT if it ….
affected a lot of people
had long-lasting effects<br>
slide10. Enduring Issues in Global History<br>
slide11. Based on the list what enduring issues do you see in these pictures? Why<br>
slide12. Turn & Talk America is a place where inequality still exists!
Do you agree or disagree with statement?
Reflect
Turn & Talk<br>
slide13. Work Period Activity: Use the list that we gave you to choose 3 enduring issues then, describe an event in your life or something you observed in your life, community, country, or the world that is related to each of the enduring issues.
Share using class discussion protocol.<br>
slide14. Class Discussion Protocol Choose 1 enduring issue that you wrote about in your chart and discuss.
Respond
Use one of the Class Discussion prompts to respond to your classmate.<br>
slide15. Closing Exit Question: What is an enduring issue?
Homework: #3 question on unit outline
How can we bring attention to these enduring issues and eventually bring about change?<br>