Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities

Friday January 25, 2019

TGIF!

Agenda:

Objectives and Essential Questions:

Learn about what is happening in our world and how we can relate it to what we are learning in the "textbook."
Learn how someone becomes a citizen
know what a citizen must, can, and should do.
How do you become of citizen of the United States? Who should be a citizen?
What are rights, responsibilities, and duties? What's the difference?

Homework & Reminders:

Return signed Syllabus Acknowledgement
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to get to it in class... so... we have homework. Go over the Rights, Duties, Responsibilities Slideshow. Complete the worksheet or do notes, or Cornell notes.

Monday January 28, 2019

Agenda:

Objectives and Essential Questions:

Learn about what is happening in our world and how we can relate it to what we are learning in the "textbook."
Learn how someone becomes a citizen
know what a citizen must, can, and should do.
How do you become of citizen of the United States? Who should be a citizen?
What are rights, responsibilities, and duties? What's the difference?

Homework & Reminders:

Return signed syllabus
Review current events, whats in the news, top stories that relate to class curriculum (Daily)
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to get to it in class... so... we have homework. Go over the Rights, Duties, Responsibilities Slideshow. Complete the worksheet or do notes, or Cornell notes. Create a "Cheat Sheet" by listing Rights, Duties, Responsibilities. Define them and list specific examples. Turn in tomorrow during class.

Tuesday January 29, 2019

Agenda:

Objectives and Essential Questions:

What is happening in the world and how can I connect that to my Civics & Econ class? How can I connect that to me?
What must we have to for a civil society to succeed? Will that make us flourish?
Who should be a citizen?

Homework & Reminders:

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