This document provides instructions for students taking an online civic issues course. It outlines that the instructor will hold introductory Zoom meetings to explore course content, assignments, and answer questions. These meetings will be recorded. Students should go through all activities and assignments, though only 10 will be graded. Students will create an ePortfolio of their work, which may be saved in Google Drive, to refer to for their final project. The first assignment asks students to analyze photos of civic issues by answering 5 questions about each, including identifying the issue and possible perspectives. Students are warned to download Google Doc work as a PDF before submitting assignments. The first assignment is due on Monday with a final deadline of Tuesday at 11:59 PM.
This document provides instructions for students taking an online civic issues course. It outlines that the instructor will hold introductory Zoom meetings to explore course content, assignments, and answer questions. These meetings will be recorded. Students should go through all activities and assignments, though only 10 will be graded. Students will create an ePortfolio of their work, which may be saved in Google Drive, to refer to for their final project. The first assignment asks students to analyze photos of civic issues by answering 5 questions about each, including identifying the issue and possible perspectives. Students are warned to download Google Doc work as a PDF before submitting assignments. The first assignment is due on Monday with a final deadline of Tuesday at 11:59 PM.
This document provides instructions for students taking an online civic issues course. It outlines that the instructor will hold introductory Zoom meetings to explore course content, assignments, and answer questions. These meetings will be recorded. Students should go through all activities and assignments, though only 10 will be graded. Students will create an ePortfolio of their work, which may be saved in Google Drive, to refer to for their final project. The first assignment asks students to analyze photos of civic issues by answering 5 questions about each, including identifying the issue and possible perspectives. Students are warned to download Google Doc work as a PDF before submitting assignments. The first assignment is due on Monday with a final deadline of Tuesday at 11:59 PM.
Zoom Meetings As part of the office hours, I will have an introductory lesson for each major activity
● Participate live through Zoom
○ Explore content ○ Go over assignment expectations and rubric ○ Question and answer ● Will be recorded and accessed later in “contents” Zoom Meetings These lessons are BASIC INTRODUCTIONS
Does not cover all the content
You still need to read through all the content and
instructions to be successful in the course Go through ALL Activities You should be going through all activities and content
Only hand in the assignments that are listed in the
outline (10 assignments) ePortfolio You will be asked to make reflections and create a portfolio of work.
You can save this in Google Drive or on your computer.
Although it will not be marked, you will need to refer to these works in your culminating project. Voting in Canada
Why do you think this is
happening? Exploring a Civic Issue What is the issue represented by this image?
What might be the different points
of view on this issue?
Why might people hold these
beliefs and values? For what reasons might someone want to change the way people behave about this issue?
What rules or regulations passed
by the government could influence people’s behaviour about this issue? Assignment: What is a Civic Issue It is important to ask questions that allow you to build an understanding of the issue.
Answer 5 questions for EACH photo
Assignment: What is a Civic Issue 1. What is the issue represented by these images? 2. What might be some of the different points of view on this issue? 3. Why might people hold these beliefs and values? 4. For what reasons might someone want to change the way people behave about this issue? 5. What rules or regulations passed by the government could influence people’s behaviour about this issue? Rubric
To access the rubric
- Go to “assignments” - Click on “activity 1 - What is a Civic Issue” - Unhide “rubric” Caution: Using Google Doc You can use Google Doc to work on assignments
BUT, you MUST download your entire work as .pdf and
then you can submit into assignments
You CANNOT paste the Google Doc link in a word
document Submission ● Needs to be in PDF ● Submit in assignments folder under Unit 1 “Activity 1 - What is a Civic Issue”