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The document outlines a two-week lesson plan for 11th grade students to learn about the origins, methods, technologies, and effects of the Industrial Revolution. In week one, students will receive lectures and videos on an overview and the origins, important players, and technologies of the Industrial Revolution. Week two focuses on factories, an assembly line activity, short- and long-term effects through discussion. Students will present projects on the topic at the end of the two weeks with 99.9% accuracy. PowerPoint, Prezi, videos, and online articles will be used as teaching technologies.
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environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
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and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
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occur natural.
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- 2. A-Analyze the Learners • The Learners for this plan are English-speaking 11th grade students from a public high school, with few students suffering from ADHD and one student with a behavioral disorder. These students have completed one year of World History and one year of American History.
- 3. Main Objective • The students will explain the origins, methods, technologies and effects of The Industrial Revolution by listening to lecture, watching videos, reading personal accounts of involvements, discussions, participating in an assembly line activity, and finally presenting a project to their peers by the end of two week period with 99.9% accuracy.
- 4. Day by Day breakdown Week 1 • Day 1: Overview of The Industrial Revolution • Day 2: Origins • Day 3: Important Players • Day 4: Technologies • Day 5: Review Week 2 • Day 1: The Factory • Day 2: Assembly line activity • Day 3: Effects: Short Term and Long Term • Day 4: Discussion • Day 5: Student Presentations
- 5. Technologies • Powerpoint • Prezi • Videos • Online article Data-bases
- 6. Works Cited • Harold Blanco-CI350