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Natives, Colonists, and Slavery Assessment: - Coggle Diagram
Natives, Colonists, and Slavery Assessment:
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How:
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Mind Map
You're looking at one right now. Create a graphic organizer connecting ideas to bigger pictures and display relationships between people and events in history.
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Mastery through writing
Pick a series of interconnected topics or a single topic and write through your research. You can write historical fiction narratives (stories) or non-fiction research findings. This can also display creativity through letter writing through the lens of historical figures.
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Hexagonal Thinking
Connect a series of ideas around a theme - think critically, make connections, debate your thoughts, and provide evidence to support your reasoning.
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Exhibit of findings
Pick a series of interconnected topics or a single topic to curate a museum exhibit with information on display. Don't discount a cool virtual museum PowerPoint template or a gathering of replica (crafted) artifacts. This can be a very hands-on, crafting task if you want it to be.
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Topic Options:
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Early Colonial Experiments (Roanoke, Jamestown)
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Earliest Indigenous Populations (Migration Theories, etc)
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Answer: Pick one or more topics and investigate them. Use what we learned in class as a jumping off point. Look at the Depth of Knowledge: How and pick how you want to display your understanding.
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If you are finished early, that means you have time to revise your work. Revising means looking it over, adding more to it, making it more comprehensive, finding more evidence to support your findings, or adding more interconnected topics.
