Teacher: Ramsay Course: AP Human Geography Period(s): 2 and 5 Week of: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday How is politically organized into How is space politically organized into How do states spatially organize their How do states spatially organize their LAB: PING Checkpoint 3 – states and nations? states and nations? governments? governments? Learning Goal(s): GIS lab What is political geography? What is political geography? What are the various forms that How do the governments of states What is a state? What is a state? governments may take? transform over time? What is nationalism? What is nationalism? What is a nation-state? What is a nation-state? Standards or How is each form different? What is devolution? What is a stateless-nation What is a stateless-nation Frameworks: How did the concept of state develop How did the concept of state develop Is one form better than another? over time over time Vocabulary drill and practice FRQ practice: Chapter 8 Vocabulary drill and practice FRQ Practice: Chapter 8 Computer lab activities: mapping, – – Chapter 8 vocabulary words Chapter 8 vocabulary words Map Quiz: Caribbean research, application of Chapter 8 2. Map quiz: South America Lecture/discussion: What is a Lecture/discussion: What forms may Lecture/discussion: How do ideas. nation? What is a nation-state? What governments take? How are the governments transform over time? 3. Lecture/discussion: What is is the difference between nations and various forms different? Is one form What is devolution? democracy? What are its origins? What nation-states? better than another? are multistate nations? 4. Current events presentations: four Activities: random students will present. All assigned work is posted on the course Schoology we site. Classwork / Homework
Teacher: Ramsay Course: AP Human Geography Period(s): 2 and 5 Week of: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Learning Goal(s): How is politically organized into states and nations? How is space politically organized into states and nations? How do states spatially organize their governments? How do states spatially organize their governments? LAB: PING – Checkpoint 3 Standards or Frameworks: What is political geography? What is a state? What is nationalism? What is a nation-state? What is a stateless-nation How did the concept of state develop over time What is political geography? What is a state? What is nationalism? What is a nation-state? What is a stateless-nation How did the concept of state develop over time What are the various forms that governments may take? How is each form different? Is one form better than another? How do the governments of states transform over time? What is devolution? GIS lab Activities: Vocabulary drill and practice – Chapter 8 vocabulary words Lecture/discussion: What is a nation? What is a nation-state? What is the difference between nations and nation-states? FRQ practice: Chapter 8 2. Map quiz: South America 3. Lecture/discussion: What is democracy? What are its origins? What are multistate nations? 4. Current events presentations: four random students will present. Vocabulary drill and practice – Chapter 8 vocabulary words Lecture/discussion: What forms may governments take? How are the various forms different? Is one form better than another? FRQ Practice: Chapter 8 Map Quiz: Caribbean Lecture/discussion: How do governments transform over time? What is devolution? Computer lab activities: mapping, research, application of Chapter 8 ideas. Classwork / Homework All assigned work is posted on the course Schoology we site.
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