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Learning Target Standard Alignment (Maine Knowledge/Skills/Dispositions

Learning Results) Personalized


Student-Centered Learning

LT 1: Children will be clear Students draw on concepts and Knowledge


and effective communicators processes using primary and - 9/11 importance
secondary sources from history - Book banning influence
on Free speech
to develop a historical - The Confederate War
perspective and understand and Confederate
issues of continuity and change monuments
in the community, Maine, the - What is Free Speech?
United States, and the world. - Socratic Seminar

Skills
History 1: Students understand - 5 Key points
major eras, major enduring - Current Events on
themes, and historical influences Monuments
in the United States and world - 9/11 documentary
history, including the roots of reflection questions
democratic philosophy, ideals, Dispositions
and institutions in the world by - Quick writes
- Class-wide discussion
(F2) Analyzing and critiquing
major historical eras: major
enduring themes, turning points,
events, consequences, and
people in the history of the
United States and the
implications for the present and
future.

LT 2: ​Children will be Students draw on concepts and Knowledge


integrative and informed processes using primary and - Current Events on Free
thinkers secondary sources from history Speech, Court Cases
​ - Socratic Seminar
to develop a historical Skills
perspective and understand - 5 Key Points in Article
issues of continuity and change - Current Event
in the community, Maine, the - Class discussions
United States, and the world. - Prompts and
questions
History 1: Students understand Disposotions
major eras, major enduring - Class-wide decisions
themes, and historical influences - Confederate War
in the United States and world Discussion
- Current Events on
history, including the roots of Monuments
democratic philosophy, ideals,
and institutions in the world by

(F2) Analyzing and critiquing


major historical eras: major
enduring themes, turning points,
events, consequences, and
people in the history of the
United States and the
implications for the present and
future.

LT 3: Children will be History 2: Students understand Knowledge:


responsible and involved historical aspects of unity and - Isreal/Hamas war
citizens diversity in the United States, influences to the World
- Socratic Seminar
the world, and Native American
communities by Skills
- Social Media Readings
(D1) Identifying and critiquing and Discussion
issues characterized by unity and - Video analysis of Israeli
flag desecration
diversity in the history of other - Protests
nations, and describing their
effects, using primary and Dispositions
secondary sources - Class-wide discussion
- Background information
on Isreal and Palestinian
history
- Imagery of war
destruction

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