Good Luck on AP Tests this week. I have been detailed in the blog so you can use it to make-up any missing assignments.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 5/5 -- Art of the Middle Ages -- Worksheet on Illuminated manuscripts. We will look at some slides of manuscripts illumination and Viking interlace. Note: I will spend about 15 minutes reviewing how to use easybib.com and how to create citations. If absent refer to the purple sheet it has very clear directions. In honor of prom weekend -- I am moving the paper deadline to Thursday, May 8th.
Tue. 5/6 -- Short lecture on Christendom and the lay investiture controversy. In class we will take notes and then translate letters between Gregory VII (pope) and Henry IV (HRE). If absent: Read pages 370-373 "The Power of the Church". On pages 373 do 1 (define), 3. 5 and 7.
Wed. 5/7 -- QZ: Feudalism and Knights vocabulary (see Quizlet.com JonnieFenton for list). Lecture on Japan. If absent: get the sheet and copy notes from a classmate.
Thur. 5/8 -- I will be gone this day -- Video notes on "Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire" If absent copy the notes from a classmate. Autobiography DUE today by 3:30 p.m. All papers in the basket.
Fri. 5/9 -- Library to work on the Japan letter. This is a short in class write on a topic having to do with Japanese history. You will pick your open topic. If absent short version of directions: The letter is addressed to me and should be 200 words long. Use at least two sources for your research. Double space if possible. Notebook #5 DUE.
Economics
Mon 5/5 -- Open note quiz on Keynes. Go to the library to complete the Internet assignment on GDP and CPI. If absent you can pick up the sheet early or the first day you are back to class. The directions and URL information is on the assignment.
Tue. 5/6 -- What is a business cycle? Brief discussion. Read pages 353-359. Do questions 2,3,4,7 Due in class and we will grade today. Easy to make-up.
Wed. 5/7 -- Library :) Research on economic conditions around the world. Each student will be assigned a different country and they will look up economic factors having to do with land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship. The will conclude with analysis of the future economic prospects of that country. If absent (AP calc day -- pick up the sheet early -- it can be done at home on your computer)
Thur. 5/8 -- I will be gone this day -- Cartoons on different types of unemployment. If absent: Read pages 372-373. There are five types of unemployment. For each type you will create a cartoon (they can be stand-alone or a series) that shows the type of unemployment. You will need a caption with the definition. Since we often do this in December (first semester) I often have seasonally unemployed Santa and technologically unemployed elves.
Fri. 5/9 -- More details on unemployment -- How is the unemployment rate figured (p. 370-371)? Why is the unemployment rate understated? What are the costs of economic instability and unemployment (p. 374). If you are absent use your book to answer these questions. We will also watch a 60 minute video " March of the Machines" original air date 1/13/13 -- You can probably watch it at CBS.
Ancient Medieval
Mon. 5/5 -- Art of the Middle Ages -- Worksheet on Illuminated manuscripts. We will look at some slides of manuscripts illumination and Viking interlace. Note: I will spend about 15 minutes reviewing how to use easybib.com and how to create citations. If absent refer to the purple sheet it has very clear directions. In honor of prom weekend -- I am moving the paper deadline to Thursday, May 8th.
Tue. 5/6 -- Short lecture on Christendom and the lay investiture controversy. In class we will take notes and then translate letters between Gregory VII (pope) and Henry IV (HRE). If absent: Read pages 370-373 "The Power of the Church". On pages 373 do 1 (define), 3. 5 and 7.
Wed. 5/7 -- QZ: Feudalism and Knights vocabulary (see Quizlet.com JonnieFenton for list). Lecture on Japan. If absent: get the sheet and copy notes from a classmate.
Thur. 5/8 -- I will be gone this day -- Video notes on "Japan: Memoirs of a Secret Empire" If absent copy the notes from a classmate. Autobiography DUE today by 3:30 p.m. All papers in the basket.
Fri. 5/9 -- Library to work on the Japan letter. This is a short in class write on a topic having to do with Japanese history. You will pick your open topic. If absent short version of directions: The letter is addressed to me and should be 200 words long. Use at least two sources for your research. Double space if possible. Notebook #5 DUE.
Economics
Mon 5/5 -- Open note quiz on Keynes. Go to the library to complete the Internet assignment on GDP and CPI. If absent you can pick up the sheet early or the first day you are back to class. The directions and URL information is on the assignment.
Tue. 5/6 -- What is a business cycle? Brief discussion. Read pages 353-359. Do questions 2,3,4,7 Due in class and we will grade today. Easy to make-up.
Wed. 5/7 -- Library :) Research on economic conditions around the world. Each student will be assigned a different country and they will look up economic factors having to do with land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship. The will conclude with analysis of the future economic prospects of that country. If absent (AP calc day -- pick up the sheet early -- it can be done at home on your computer)
Thur. 5/8 -- I will be gone this day -- Cartoons on different types of unemployment. If absent: Read pages 372-373. There are five types of unemployment. For each type you will create a cartoon (they can be stand-alone or a series) that shows the type of unemployment. You will need a caption with the definition. Since we often do this in December (first semester) I often have seasonally unemployed Santa and technologically unemployed elves.
Fri. 5/9 -- More details on unemployment -- How is the unemployment rate figured (p. 370-371)? Why is the unemployment rate understated? What are the costs of economic instability and unemployment (p. 374). If you are absent use your book to answer these questions. We will also watch a 60 minute video " March of the Machines" original air date 1/13/13 -- You can probably watch it at CBS.
No comments:
Post a Comment