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Mr. May planned a 5-day lesson plan on the Revolutionary War for high school students. The plan included introducing the main events leading up to the war on Monday, discussing pivotal players and their roles on Tuesday, examining key battles on Wednesday, reviewing the winding down of the war and American strategy changes on Thursday, and concluding with the end of the war and results on Friday. Technology such as animated videos of battles, clips from films, blogs, and virtual profiles of heroes would be used to keep lessons interactive and engaging for students with varying attention spans and learning styles. The objective was for students to understand the basic knowledge of the Revolutionary War, such as the reasons it began, how the Americans won, and the consequences of the
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- 1. S Mr. May’s Lesson Plan Revolutionary War 101 Why? How? Results?
- 2. My Student’s S I plan to teach high school students. S All genders, nationalities, and learning styles S I plan to teach higher level like AP students. S Short tensions spans, do not take in large amounts of info. S Interactive and fascinating lessons necessary. S Variety of platforms.
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- 4. Day Plans S Monday- Introduction to topic. Main events leading up to the war. S Tuesday- Pivotal players in the war and their roles. S Wednesday- Game changing battles and why they mattered. S Thursday-Winding down of the war. American differing strategy. S Friday- End of war. Results of the war.
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