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This document presents an 8th grade Renaissance unit plan for Atlas Middle School. The plan is based on the school's theoretical framework which emphasizes the importance of technology in education, fair education for all students, educating the whole child, and integrating biblical principles. The unit will cover Renaissance history, math, science, and technology through various lesson plans and projects. The goals are to end the year on a positive note, give memorable experiences to 8th graders, excite younger grades, foster community, and educate students about the Renaissance era.
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- 1. Presented by Tiffany King, Stephanie Lankford, Warren Kelly, Verneisha Morrow Atlas Middle School Renaissance Unit Plan
- 2. Introduction Atlas is a Christian 6-8 grade middle school providing a quality education based on Christian values to the students of central Virginia.
- 3. Theoretical Framework We Believe In: 1. the importance of technology in education. 2. fair and appropriate education for all students. 3. educating the whole child. 4. the integration of Biblical principles into education. 5. the ability of every child to learn and succeed.
- 4. Unit Introduction – 8th Grade Renaissance Week {{do we need this slide??}}
- 5. History Intro to the Renaissance Humanism in the Renaissance Timelines Autobiography of a Guildsperson Shakespeare Goes to the Show!
- 6. Math Rotation Reflection Translation Dilation Review and Project
- 7. ScienceRenaissance Astronomers Geocentric vs. Heliocentric Father of Heliocentrism – Copernicus Tycho Kepler Gallileo Newton
- 9. Technology Renaissance News Story (2 days) Renaissance Radio Show Virtual Art Gallery Digital Diary of the Renaissance Fair
- 10. Summary and Conclusions What we hope to accomplish …… End the school year on a high note Give the 8th graders something to remember from middle school Give the 6th and 7th graders something to look forward to Foster a sense of community within the school Educate our students on a fascinating era in history, the Renaissance.
- 11. References