Historical Thinking
Before we believe what a document says, we should ask: "Who wrote this and why?" What skill is that?
what is sourcing
This part of the map shows North, South, East, and West.
What is the compass rose?
what is a citizen?
an individual belonging to region
These are basic rights and freedoms that every person in the world should have.
What are human rights?
(meme) what's 9+10
21
To understand a document, we ask: "What was happening at the time this was made?" What skill are we using?
What is contextualization?
There are 7 of these large land areas on Earth.
What are continents?
what is a global citizen?
which definition is this ?
what we have to do to protect our human rights
what is Responsibilities
what historical thinking skill would be used to compare and contrast documents
corroboration
If you read two different documents about the same event to see if they agree, what skill are you using?
What is corroboration?
There are how many oceans in the world
What is 5
what is something a global citizen would do ?
donate money
give me a responsibility for the right to an education
going to school
How many rights are listed in the UDHR
30
If you read carefully to figure out what the author is really saying and how they feel about it, what skill are you using?
What is close reading?
Which continent are you currently in?
What is North America
what is something a global citizen WOULD NOT do?
be racist
The right to be treated fairly, to go to school, and to be safe are all examples of this.
What are human rights?)
what is the United Nations
INtergovernmental group that sets the rules for the world