Friday JUNE FIRST

These are the excerpts from the SCOTUS decision on Roe v. Wade you received in class today

Taken from this link


Homework:
1) Study for your exam
2) Pick your topic for your final writing assignment
This is your final writing assignment. You should decide this weekend what topic you wish to research.

Thursday 5/31

Thursday 5/31

Do Now click HERE and answer the 3 questions to the best of your ability

Video from Class

Share your Takes here

 Homework: Read & respond (1/2-1 page total - write on both together. Can include both summary and personal responses / reactions / opinion)
Reading #1
Reading #2

Wednesday 5/30

Final Exam Review Guide Part II was handed out in class today.
A copy of your Semester 2 LT1 Exam was also passed out (Greatest Generation Target)

The top votes in our survey from the last review day were these topics below. I've included links to documents and explanations to help you remember these topics.

Lincoln's 10% Plan

Jim Crow Laws (see slides 11-20)

Black Codes

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (see page 4)

BRACERO (see page 3)

Prohibition (see slides 4-10)

Women's Suffrage

1. Independently read the provided links (taking notes will help you remember)
2. Taking the LT1 Exam & checking your answers with the key below
3. Work with a partner or in groups of 3 and quiz each other using the study guide (either Part I or Part II)

Greatest Generation Exam Key

Thursday 5/24

Homework Reading <--

ISSUES <-- As defined by NOW (The National Organization of Women) [link to be used during classwork]

Independently or in groups in 2 or 3, you'll be creating a poster during classtime on Thursday, Friday, & Tuesday to be shared out in class on next week. Use a posterboard or I have chart paper available if you can't get a posterboard.

4 - Meets all criteria
3 - Some problems with 2-3 of the criterias
2 - Substantial problems with multiple criteria items
1 - nah, bruh


Subtarget: I can explore the priorities of the contemporary women's movement

Criteria for Poster

Obvious things

• ·         Must include title & group members’ names
• ·         Should be visually appealing and include pertinent information on the topic
• ·         Should use multiple sources (may use additional sources in addition to NOW site)
• ·         On a poster board OR chart paper
•        Includes WORKS CITED page

Maybe less obvious but important things

• ·         Should include an overview of the topic
• ·         Should be well organized / structured
• ·         Should include progress made on this topic
•        Should include WHY this should matter - arguments and explanation of reasons why        this topic is important
• ·         Should make a connection to the historic women’s movement and examine how the movement has progressed (or not) in the last 40+ years
• ·         Should include at least 3 quotations that strengthen the poster design
• ·         Should include relevant images or illustrations
• ·         Should identify potential threats or opposition to this priority (address counter-arguments)
• ·         Equitable division of labor (reading & creating)
• ·         Productive use of class time

Reproductive Rights & Justice
- Janell & Marc / Kailey & Cheyenne / Nate & Marcus
11.2 Naysi & Seaneienceiceicecece & Andru/Daniel/Rebecca)
11.4 Thea, Gabby, Ruth / Tamia
Economic Justice
- Riley & Delbert / Michaela & Desiree
Leo, Daniel L
11.2

Ending Violence Against Women
11.4 Daniel V, Roderick, Eddie
- Tiana & Deshaun // Liz, Del, Dej & Makayla & Lexie
11.2 Cervante, Josh, Christian /
11.4
Racial Justice
- Jay & James & Steven // Bridget - Vincent
11.2 Mark Isaiah Ian, Joseph & Yaz, Destiny, Will
11.4 Michael
LGBTQIA Rights
 - Hodges & DWil // Mahrosha & Cora /
11.2 Ernie, Nathan, Jaylene
11.4 Steven Raven
Constitutional Equality,
Adam, Nick, Barrett - Haley, Ijah, Tsenu
11.2 John & Phillp Khassad
11.4 Cheyenne Anthony

Wonderful Wednesday 5/22

Do Now:

Twitter is blocked, so use these screen shots to complete your Do Now.:

If you'd prefer to use a digital notecatcher for today's work, you can download this

Articles

Gloria Steinem -
1) After Black Power, Women's Liberation!
2) Women & Power


Videos

Tuesday, 5/22

Review Guide


Review Survey


Tuesdays we will be reviewing for our final exam every week. Your exam is 10% of your overall grade for each of your courses, so in many courses it is as heavily weighted as an entire learning target. Take it seriously!

Friday 5/18

Stay safe in all your prom celebrations tonight!



This weekend.....

Work on your Feminine Mystique Project. Remember, you will have class on Monday to finalize your revisions, but it is due at the beginning of class on Tuesday, when you will also receive your final exam review guide!