The two political parties
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This document outlines a unit plan for a 12th grade class to learn about the two major US political parties. The class has 22 students, including two with ADHD and one gifted student. Over the course of a week, students will be introduced to how each party formed and their beliefs. They will take an online survey to identify their own party, have discussions, take a quiz, and participate in a debate on why their chosen party is better. Technology like PowerPoints, online research, and a Smartboard Jeopardy game will enhance the learning experience.
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- 1. THE TWO MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES By Chloe Holley Unit Plan
- 2. THE CLASS The class I will be teaching is a 12th grade class. It consists of 22 students; 12 girls and 10 boys. Two of the students have ADHD. One girl is a gifted student two years younger than the rest of the class
- 3. My objective is for my students to have a better understanding of how these two political parties came to be and what they believe within a week. My students will retain knowledge of these parties with 90% accuracy. I want my students to learn what it means to be a Republican or Democrat. Along with their learning experience, students will utilize technology, participate in class discussions and activities, and have the students think creatively and critical. My Objective
- 4. DAY BY DAY SCHEDULE Monday – Introduce the two parties and how they were created. Discuss important leaders of each party and how they made an impact. Tuesday – Discuss the democratic party; take online survey “Which political party do you belong to?” Class will then get an idea of who they will be working with on Friday’s class debate. Wednesday – Discuss the republican party; Review for quiz we will be having on Thursday via smartboard. Discuss class debate we will be having on Friday. Thursday – Have small quiz on the two political parties; see what the students have learned from this lesson. Have class divide into their groups and do research to prepare for tomorrow’s debate. Friday – Have class debate “Why do you think your party is the better party?”
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