World Geography
Mon 11/3 -- Powerpoint and notes on the history of Africa. We have a sheet to complete during the lecture. Finish the Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe video from Friday.
Tue. 11/4 -- Environmental issues in Africa -- video and notes on each issue. We will look at biodiversity on Madagascar, the drying of Lake Chad and the Ndoki park (poaching). Students will take notes -- if you are absent you need to borrow someone's notes and copy them.
Wed. 11/5 -- Reading National Geographic article on Aids, Students will read pages 461-467 and complete the worksheet on economic and health issues in Africa. Due today.
Thur. 11/6 -- CLOSE reading on Ebola news from West Africa. Discuss reading and issue. Form groups and brainstorm a list of four issues/problems in Africa and details about each issue. If you are absent -- choose three issues/reasons why African economies are typically poor. Look at the human environment interaction on page 424, your notes from the video on the environment, and Africa today issues on pages 461-467. For each reason provide 5 supporting details (facts) to explain why this issues hurts economies in Africa.
Fri. 11/7 -- Review sheet for the test. [The test is Wednesday 11/12.]
Economics
Mon. 11/3 -- Federal Reserve chart and structure. The charts shows the organization of the Federal Reserve and the major duties of the Fed. Watch "Eye of the Storm" -- which is old but highlights the Fed's role in supplying money in times of disaster.
Tue. 11/4 -- Tools of Monetary policy: lecture with a graphic organizer to complete. Fed video "The power of Money" and how the Fed controls inflation by raising interest rates or spurs the economy by lowering interest rates.
Wed. 11/5 -- Open note quiz on banking history and the Fed. Read pages 289-294 and take notes > what are financial intermediaries and describe the four basic investment considerations.
Thur. 11/6 -- Types of Financial assets -- making a three pocket organizer with different types of investment ranked according to their level of risk. Economic Current Event #1 DUE.
Fri. 11/7 -- Finish project -- Discuss type of investments. RISK ASSESSMENT due today. http://njaes.rutgers.edu/money/riskquiz/
Art History
Mon. 11/3 -- Notes and pictures on the Mini-unit on Islamic Art. Cards 49-54 due today.
Tue. 11/4 -- Review for EMA test.
Wed. 11/5 -- Test over early Christian, Byzantine and EMA art. -- It is a three page test so it will not take the entire period. Notebook #4 DUE. Cathedral map after the test.
Thur. 11/6 -- Video: Cathedral
Fri. 11/7 -- History of the 11-12th century -- notes on the "Age of Faith"
Mon 11/3 -- Powerpoint and notes on the history of Africa. We have a sheet to complete during the lecture. Finish the Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe video from Friday.
Tue. 11/4 -- Environmental issues in Africa -- video and notes on each issue. We will look at biodiversity on Madagascar, the drying of Lake Chad and the Ndoki park (poaching). Students will take notes -- if you are absent you need to borrow someone's notes and copy them.
Wed. 11/5 -- Reading National Geographic article on Aids, Students will read pages 461-467 and complete the worksheet on economic and health issues in Africa. Due today.
Thur. 11/6 -- CLOSE reading on Ebola news from West Africa. Discuss reading and issue. Form groups and brainstorm a list of four issues/problems in Africa and details about each issue. If you are absent -- choose three issues/reasons why African economies are typically poor. Look at the human environment interaction on page 424, your notes from the video on the environment, and Africa today issues on pages 461-467. For each reason provide 5 supporting details (facts) to explain why this issues hurts economies in Africa.
Fri. 11/7 -- Review sheet for the test. [The test is Wednesday 11/12.]
Economics
Mon. 11/3 -- Federal Reserve chart and structure. The charts shows the organization of the Federal Reserve and the major duties of the Fed. Watch "Eye of the Storm" -- which is old but highlights the Fed's role in supplying money in times of disaster.
Tue. 11/4 -- Tools of Monetary policy: lecture with a graphic organizer to complete. Fed video "The power of Money" and how the Fed controls inflation by raising interest rates or spurs the economy by lowering interest rates.
Wed. 11/5 -- Open note quiz on banking history and the Fed. Read pages 289-294 and take notes > what are financial intermediaries and describe the four basic investment considerations.
Thur. 11/6 -- Types of Financial assets -- making a three pocket organizer with different types of investment ranked according to their level of risk. Economic Current Event #1 DUE.
Fri. 11/7 -- Finish project -- Discuss type of investments. RISK ASSESSMENT due today. http://njaes.rutgers.edu/money/riskquiz/
Art History
Mon. 11/3 -- Notes and pictures on the Mini-unit on Islamic Art. Cards 49-54 due today.
Tue. 11/4 -- Review for EMA test.
Wed. 11/5 -- Test over early Christian, Byzantine and EMA art. -- It is a three page test so it will not take the entire period. Notebook #4 DUE. Cathedral map after the test.
Thur. 11/6 -- Video: Cathedral
Fri. 11/7 -- History of the 11-12th century -- notes on the "Age of Faith"
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