Unit Overview 12.3.1 a Seed Text as a Springboard to Engage in Research Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond Students choose from the following research sources: Source #1: Women is Smart Economics” by Ana Revenga and “Empowering Sudhir Shetty Source #2: Facts and Stats” by Anup Shah “Poverty Source #3: For Action: Gender Equality and Economic Growth” by “Evidence John Ward, Bernice Lee, Baptist, and Helen Jackson Source #4: Many Americans Live in Poverty?” by Pam Fessler “How Source #5: Capital Investment in the Developing World: An Analysis “Human of Praxis” by Adeyemi O. Ogunade Texts Source #6: Case for Universal Education for the World’s Poorest “The Boys and Girls” by Gene B. Sperling Source #7: for All Global Monitoring Report, 2005” by UNESCO “Education Source #8: the Gender Divide: How Technology Can Advance “Bridging Women Economically” by Kirrin Gill, Kim Brooks, James McDougall, Payal Patel, and Aslihan Kes Source #9: in Development: A Practical Plan to Achieve the “Investing Millennium Development Goals” by Jeffrey D. Sachs, et al. Source #10: Impacts of Broadband” by Christine Zhen-Wei “Economic and Carlo M. Rossotto with Kaoru Kimura in 2009 Information and Communications for Development: Extending Reach and Increasing Impact by World Bank Publications Number of Lessons 27 in Unit
12.3.1 Unit Overview a Seed Text as a Springboard to Engage in Research Texts Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond Students choose from the following research sources: Source #1: “Empowering Women is Smart Economics” by Ana Revenga and Sudhir Shetty Source #2: “Poverty Facts and Stats” by Anup Shah Source #3: “Evidence For Action: Gender Equality and Economic Growth” by John Ward, Bernice Lee, Baptist, and Helen Jackson Source #4: “How Many Americans Live in Poverty?” by Pam Fessler Source #5: “Human Capital Investment in the Developing World: An Analysis of Praxis” by Adeyemi O. Ogunade Source #6: “The Case for Universal Education for the World’s Poorest Boys and Girls” by Gene B. Sperling Source #7: “Education for All Global Monitoring Report, 2005” by UNESCO Source #8: “Bridging the Gender Divide: How Technology Can Advance Women Economically” by Kirrin Gill, Kim Brooks, James McDougall, Payal Patel, and Aslihan Kes Source #9: “Investing in Development: A Practical Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals” by Jeffrey D. Sachs, et al. Source #10: “Economic Impacts of Broadband” by Christine Zhen-Wei and Carlo M. Rossotto with Kaoru Kimura in 2009 Information and Communications for Development: Extending Reach and Increasing Impact by World Bank Publications Number of Lessons in Unit 27
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