The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching high school history students about the Treaty of Versailles. It involves playing a podcast for the students that summarizes the key points of the treaty, its role in ending World War I, and its effects. The students will then be asked to write a response evaluating whether Germany deserved punishment under the treaty's terms. The goal is for students to understand the Treaty of Versailles with 95% accuracy after this lesson.

1. ASSURE Method for Friday: The Treaty of Versailles
Analyze Learner: High school history students in the 10th
grade. The class consists of 23
students with 13 being male and 10 being female. The students are good visual learners.
There is one student in the class who cannot walk and uses a wheelchair with an aide.
State the Objective: The class will be going over the Treaty of Versailles and it’s huge
role in resolving the war and it’s effects after the war. The students will participate in
class by listening to the pod cast that I made which covers the treaty the Versailles. The
students will also have to write another written response about their opinion on the
Treaty. This should all be on the fifth (Friday) and final day of the Unit Plan. After today
the students should be able to explain the Treaty of Versailles with 95% accuracy.
Select Method Media and Materials: The only thing I will be using for today’s lesson is
the pod cast that I made on the Treaty of Versailles.
Utilize Method Media and Materials: I will be using the pod cast to give the kids a quick
rundown of what the Treaty did, and the key players involved.
Require Learner Participation: Students will participate by listening to the pod cast that I
have made for them. They will also participate by writing their responses to their
evaluation question.
Evaluate and Revise: The students will be evaluated by writing a response to the
question,. “Do you think the Germans deserved punishment for the war?” This response
should have some good thought into it, and should examine the causes of the war to look
for explanation behind your reasoning.