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11 th Grade U.S. History. Mr. Weber – Room 217 Monday November 3, 2008. Activator. Turn in the following things: 1. Test corrections for Unit 2 (done in class) 2. Test corrections for Unit 1 (done on the back) 3. Study guide multiple choice packets (odd and even pages).
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11th Grade U.S. History Mr. Weber – Room 217 Monday November 3, 2008
Activator • Turn in the following things: • 1. Test corrections for Unit 2 (done in class) • 2. Test corrections for Unit 1 (done on the back) • 3. Study guide multiple choice packets (odd and even pages). • 4. Notebooks (so I can grade Summative Assessment 11.4.6) • You may turn in and discuss all late work at the end of class.
Agenda • Activator, agenda, and objective (10 minutes) • Benchmark exam (1:30 minutes) • Independent reading Howard Zinn Chapter 12 “The Empire and the People” (pp.219-232). • Exit Ticket (5 minutes)
ObjectiveAll students will demonstrate their proficiency on the following standards:
Benchmark Exam: • You will have 1:45 to complete the exam. • There is only one class set of exams so do not write on the booklet. Write only on your answer sheet. You may use scratch paper if necessary. • VERY IMPORTANT: You must answer all the questions. Answers left blank cause an error when reading the answer sheets. • There are a couple of questions that you will not be able to answer because we did not learn that specific material. • If you finish early, check your answers. Then read Howard Zinn Chapter 12.
WAY TO GO! • Congratulations on completing the exam! • I am looking forward to receiving your scores. • I hope you are happy with how you prepared and how well you did. • Remember to study for each of the other benchmarks everyday this week.
Exit Ticket • 1. Grades for the 10 week report cards go in Friday. • Write a ¾ to 1 page self reflection discussing the following: • How well are you doing in the class? • What has been difficult for you? Why? • Is there anything preventing you from doing homework or staying after school to make up assessments or work you missed? • What specific things can you do to improve your performance? • What specific things can I do to help you improve? • What have you liked and what have you disliked so far? • What is the single most important thing you have learned?