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Curtis C. Roddy, M.Ed
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American Government
Unit 1: Foundations of a Government
Unit 2: The Beginnings of American Government
Unit 3: The Constitution
Unit 4: The Executive Branch
Unit 5: The Legislative Branch
Unit 6: Judicial Branch
AP Comparative Government
Intro to Comp Gov: Unit 1: History & Unit 2: States
United Kingdom
Russia
China
Iran
Nigeria
Mexico
World Perspectives
Introduction to Historical and Geographic Skills
Religion and Reformation
Exploration and Latin America
South Africa
The Rwandan Genocide
The Middle East
The Palestinian and Israeli Conflict
Current Events
Non Governmental Organization Project
Extracurricular Activities
Grill Club
SWOCO
CARE Conference
Liberty House Food Drives
Recognitions
HYPE
HYPE - Leadership Conference
Youth & Government
Archived Class Websites
AP Psychology
Summer Study
Unit 1: Scientific Foundations of Psychology
Unit 1: Part 2: Research Methods
Unit 2: Biological Bases of Behavior
Unit 2: Part 2: States of Consciousness
Unit 3: Sensation and Perception
Unit 4: Learning
Unit 5: Memory
Thinking and Language - Unit 5: Memory - Part 1: Module 36
Unit 5: Part 2: Testing and individual differences
Unit 6: Development
Unit 7: Motivation, Emotion, and Stress
Unit 7: Part 2: Personality
Unit 8: Clinical Psychology
Unit 8: Part 2: Treatment of Abnormal Behavior
Unit 9: Social Psychology
Thanksgiving Break Work
Holiday Break Work
February Break Work
AP Psych Exam Review
Blizzard Bags
Building An American Identity
Antebellum America through Reconstruction
Unit 1: Growth and Reform
Unit 2: Conflict and Compromise
Unit 3: Crisis of the Union
Unit 4: The American Civil War
Unit 5: Reconstruction America
Unit 6: Post-War America
World Wars and the Years Between
Unit 1: World War I
Unit 2: The 1920s
Unit 3: The 1930s
Unit 4: The Rise to Power
Unit 5: World War II
Unit 6: Victory & Aftermath
CP Psychology
Unit 1: History & Perspectives
Unit 2: Experimentation & Ethics
Unit 3: The Brain & Neural Communication
Unit 4: Psychological Disorders
Unit 5: Personality
Unit 6: States of Consciousness
Centuries of Societal Change
America Changes with Turn of Century
Unit 1: Post Civil War
Unit 2: Native Americans & Westward Movement
Unit 3: Industrialization & Labor Movements
Unit 4: Immigration, Urbanization and Entertainment
Unit 5: Progressive Era
Unit 6: Imperialism & WWI
20th Century American Life
Unit 1: 1930s & 1940s
Unit 2: 1950s
Unit 3: 1960s
Unit 4: 1970s
Unit 5: 1980s & 1990s
Unit 6: 21st Century
From Dependence to Power Player
Foundations of the United States
Unit: The American Revolution
Cold War and the Aftermath
Law Studies
Unit 1: Introduction to the Law
Unit 2: Criminal Law
Unit 3: Civil Law
Turnitin.com Info
U.S. History
Socratic Seminar Information
Summer Steps
Veterans Outreach
WNLI
Curtis C. Roddy, M.Ed
Unit 3: The Constitution
Students will understand:
* How the Constitution provides basic principles of government.
* How the Constitution is built on a core foundation of principles.
* How the United States government is a federal government where power is divided between the National Government and the States.
Unit 3: The Constitution unit plan
AmGovUnit3TheConstitutionplanningsheet
Unit 3: The Constitution presentations
Constitutional Principles.ppt
constitutional convention ppt
Unit 3: The Constitution projects
Top 10 Constitutional Poster
LSConstitution Outline
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