Social 10
I went through a presentation on "Analyzing Political Cartoons" today. I have already sent this to you, so if you were in the Social 10-1 class this afternoon, go through the rest yourselves. Also, I have sent you a copy of all the political cartoons that you could choose to analyze for this assignment. Again, if you're in Social 10-1 in you're behind the Social 10-3 class from this morning. They had time to pick their cartoons, and start analyzing them. I've sent you all an e-mail, so you need to read it. This analysis assignment will be due after your Unit 3 Final Exam, in all likelihood, on Wednesday, December 19th. You should be reviewing for your Chapter 15-16 Quiz, which is on Friday...do it tonight! Also your Chapter 17 Key Terms and Questions are due tomorrow.
Social 20
We finished watching "Who Killed the Electric Car?" today in class. You are writing an opinion piece on the "suspects" in the case. You are to pick three "suspects", and rank order them, and write a one page opinion piece about who "killed" the electric car. This writing assignment will be due on Friday. See you tomorrow. Please make sure that you review for your Topic B Unit Final, that final exam is on Tuesday, December 18th.
5 comments:
Hey Mr.G, for the
article on Burma,
would the Junta be
considered a military dictatorship?
or just the political party
that is in power right now?
Are the Ch. 17 Key Terms / Questions due tomorrow? You didn't mention it in the blog.
Hey Mr.G, for the
article on Burma,
would the Junta be
considered a military dictatorship?
or just the political party
that is in power right now?
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Yes, the junta in Burma is a military dictatorship.
Are the Ch. 17 Key Terms / Questions due tomorrow? You didn't mention it in the blog.
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Yes, they are. Thanks for reminding me.
Watched "Who Killed the Electric Car" recently (great documentary), then i heard that GM and Tesla are making another run at the electric car (yay for progress!) hopefully development of this technology can go on unhindered by the corporations that depend on oil consumption.
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