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7thGradeGeographyInquiry
Cannationsownthesea?
Reuters
SupportingQuestions
1. Whatlawsandtreatiesexistgoverningtheseaanditsuse?2. HowdoesChinajustifyitssovereigntyovertheSouthChinaSea?3. HowdotheclaimsofothernationsinterferewithChina’sclaims?
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7thGradeGeographyInquiry
Cannationsownthesea?ArkansasStandardsforSocialStudies
HS.8.7.1–ExaminephysicalandhumancharacteristicsthatinfluencethedivisionandcontrolofEarth’ssurfaceHS.8.7.3–Analyzeconflictingterritorialclaimsfrommultipleperspectives
StagingtheQuestion Examineteacher-selectedbefore-and-afterphotosofChina’sreclamationofsandreefsintheSouthChinaSeaandinferwhatishappening.WatchtheCNNVideo“SouthChinaSeaterritorialdispute.”
SupportingQuestion1 SupportingQuestion2 SupportingQuestion3Whatlawsandtreatiesgoverntheseaanditsuse?
HowdoesChinajustifyitssovereigntyovertheSouthChinaSea?
HowdotheclaimsofothernationsinterferewithChina’sclaims?
FormativePerformanceTask
FormativePerformanceTask
FormativePerformanceTask
WriteaparagraphsummaryoftheUnitedNationstreatyontheseadescribinghowithaschangedovertime.
CreateagraphicorganizertolistthemajorsovereigntyclaimsChinaholdsoftheSouthChinaSeaandrankthemfrommostimportantclaimtoleastimportant.
CreateamapillustratingtheclaimsbeingmadebyallsidesintheSouthChinaSea.
FeaturedSources FeaturedSources FeaturedSourcesSourceA:UNConventionontheLawoftheSea:PartII:TerritorialSeaandContiguousZoneSourceB:UNConventionontheLawoftheSea:PartV:ExclusiveEconomicZoneSourceC:LinkedIn:TheLawoftheSeaand“creepingjurisdiction”ofcoastalstatesSourceD:WikimediaCommons:Seaareasininternationalrights
SourceA:Spratleys.org:SpratleyIslandsHistoryTimelineSourceB:YouTubevideo:StirringwavesintheSouthChinaSeaSourceC:Time.com:JustWhereExactlyDidChinaGettheSouthChinaSeaNine-DashLineFrom?
SourceA:GlobalSecurity:TerritorialclaimsintheSpratlyandParacelIslandsSourceB:PermanentCourtofArbitration:SouthChinaSeaArbitration(pages1-2)SourceC:WikimediaCommons:SouthChinaSeaclaimsmap(publicdomain)SourceD:AsiaMaritimeTransparencyInitiative:GasandOilReservesMap
SummativePerformanceTask
ARGUMENTCannationsownthesea?Constructanargument(e.g.,detailedoutline,poster,essay)thatdiscussesthecompellingquestionusingspecificclaimsandrelevantevidencefromcurrentsourceswhileacknowledgingcompetingviews.
EXTENSIONDebatewhethertheU.S.shouldcontinuepatrollingintheSouthChinaSeawaters.
TakingInformedAction
UNDERSTANDInindividualgroupsrepresentingkeynationsintheSouthChinaSeadispute,determinethepositionofeachnationregardingtheSouthChinaSeadispute.ASSESSAnnouncethepositionsontheSouthChinaSeadisputeandhowthesituationshouldbehandled.ACTEngageinapublicmockUnitedNationssessiontodecidehowtopeacefullyresolvetheSouthChinaSeadispute.Createalliances,proposeresolutions,andallowallmemberstovoteonthebestresolution.
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Overview
InquiryDescription
ThisinquiryleadsstudentsthroughaninvestigationoftheSouthChinaSeadispute,inwhichseveralnationsinEastandSoutheastAsiaareclaimingownershipofpartsoftheseaforvariouspurposes.Byinvestigatingthecompellingquestion“Cannationsownthesea?”studentsevaluatewhethernationshavethesovereignrighttoclaimpartsoftheseaforthemselvesandifso,whethertherightsofcertainnationsoutweightheinterestsofothers.TheformativeperformancetasksbuildonknowledgeandskillsthroughthecourseoftheinquiryandhelpstudentsconstructanunderstandingofthecurrentinternationallawsgoverningtheseaaswellastheclaimsbothChinaandSoutheastAsiannationshavemadetotheSouthChinaSeainparticular.Studentscreateanevidence-basedargumentaboutwhethernationscanclaimpartsoftheseaforthemselves.
InadditiontotheKeyIdealistedpreviously,thisinquiryhighlightsthefollowingConceptualUnderstanding:HS.8.7.1–ExaminephysicalandhumancharacteristicsthatinfluencethedivisionandcontrolofEarth’ssurfaceHS.8.7.3–Analyzeconflictingterritorialclaimsfrommultipleperspectives
Itisimportanttonotethatthisinquiryrequiresprerequisiteknowledgeofhistoricaleventsandideas.Thus,studentsshouldhavealreadystudiedthephysicalregionofEastandSoutheastAsia,itshistory,andtheconceptofsovereignty.
Note:Thisinquiryisexpectedtotake4-540-minuteclassperiods.Theinquirytimeframecouldexpandifteachersthinktheirstudentsneedadditionalinstructionalexperiences(i.e.,supportingquestions,formativeperformancetasks,andfeaturedsources).Teachersareencouragedtoadapttheinquiriesinordertomeettheneedsandinterestsoftheirparticularstudents.Resourcescanalsobemodifiedasnecessarytomeetindividualizededucationprograms(IEPs)orSection504Plansforstudentswithdisabilities.
StructureoftheInquiry
Inaddressingthecompellingquestion“Cannationsownthesea?”studentsworkthroughaseriesofsupportingquestions,formativeperformancetasks,andfeaturedsourcesinordertoconstructanargumentsupportedbyevidencewhileacknowledgingcompetingperspectives.
StagingtheCompellingQuestion
Instagingthecompellingquestion,“Cannationsownthesea?”teachersmaypromptstudentswithphotographsofChina’sisland/reefreclamation.Thisisbestdonewithbefore-and-afterphotos.Studentsshouldmakewrittenorverbalinferencesabouttheeventtakingplaceintheislandsusingdetailsfromthephotographs.Followingthisactivity,theteachermayplaytheCNNvideo,whichgivesabriefoverviewofthedisputeoccurringintheSouthChinaSea.
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SupportingQuestion1
Thefirstsupportingquestion—“Whatlawsandtreatiesgoverntheseaanditsuse?”—focusesontheUnitedNationstreatiesregardingthesea,itsuse,andnations’claimstothem..Theformativeperformancetaskasksstudentstowriteasummaryofthelawsafterhavingreadthelaws,treaties,andarticleprovidedThesummarycanbeinwrittenorvisualform.Studentsmayusepaper,pencils,andcolorstodrawapieceoflandnexttotheseaandillustratetherightsandprivilegesofanationtousethesea,inaccordancetotheUNlawsonthesea.Labeleachsection,similartoSourceD.
Thefeaturedsourcesforthisquestionprovideageneraloverviewregardingtherightsofnationsinrelationtotheiruseofthesea.FeaturedSourceAisPartIIoftheUNConventionontheLawoftheSeas,signedby168parties,whichgovernstheterritorialseaandcontiguouszone.ItishighlyrelevantinthecurrentSouthChinaSeadispute.SimilartoFeaturedSourceA,FeaturedSourceBcontainsPartVoftheUNConventionontheLawoftheSeas,deemedtobehighlyrelevanttotheSouthChinaSeadispute.ItdiscussestheExclusiveEconomicZoneofnationsnextopenseas.FeaturedSourceCcontainsinformationonchanginginterpretationandimplementationoftheUNTreatyasevidencedbynations’useoftheseaaroundtheworld.Itbringshelpfulcontemporarythoughttoatreatythatwassignedalmost40yearsago.FeaturedSourceD,whilenotrequired,isahelpfulvisualtoolteachersand/orstudentsmayusetounderstandthetheUNConventionontheLawoftheSeas.
SupportingQuestion2
Forthesecondsupportingquestion—“HowdoesChinajustifyitssovereigntyovertheSouthChinaSea?”—studentsseektounderstandthereasonsChinagivesforitsownershipanduseoftheSouthChinaSea,especiallyintheSpratleyIslandsareas.TheformativeperformancetaskisforstudentstoCreateagraphicorganizertolistthemajorsovereigntyclaimsChinaholdsoftheSouthChinaSeaandrankthemfrommostimportantclaimtoleastimportant..TeachersareencouragedtodividestudentsintogroupsrepresentingnationswithaninterestintheSouthChinaSea,includingChina,Vietnam,Philippines,Taiwan,Malaysia,andBrunei,andtoalesserextent,Japan,SouthKorea,andSingapore.Iftheteacherchoosestodividestudentsinthisway,itisimportantthattheChinagroupperformthetaskinSupportingQuestion2whiletheothergroupsperformthetasksinSupportingQuestion3.
Inadditiontotheresourcesfromtheprevioussupportingquestion,thefeaturedsourcesprovidestudentswithadditionalmaterialsthatallowthemtounderstandthebasisforChina’sclaimsintheSouthChinaSea.FeaturedSourceAisatimelineofChina’shistoricexploration,use,andsettlementoftheSpratleyIslandsand,ultimately,theSouthChinaSeaingeneral.FeaturedSourceBisapropagandafilmfromChinesenetworks,promotingChina’splaceasaprotectorandresponsibleuseroftheSouthChinaSea.Theteacherisencouragedtodiscusswithstudentsthemeaningofpropagandapriortousingthisvideo.FeaturedSourceCisanarticledescribingChina’suseoftheNine-DashLine,itshistoricmid-1900spoliticalmapusedtojustifyownershipoftheSouthChinaSea.
SupportingQuestion3
Thethirdsupportingquestion—“HowdotheclaimsofothernationsinterferewithChina’sclaims?”—expandstofocustocountriesotherthanChina.TheformativeperformancetaskasksstudentstoillustrateonamaptheclaimsofothernationsintheSouthChinaSeaarea,andthenexaminehowtheseclaimscontrastwithChin/’sclaims.To
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extendthistask,studnetsmayalsoexplainhowuseoftheseamightbenefitindividualnations’economiesandindustries.AsinSupportingQuestion2,theteacherisencouragedtohaveonestudentgrouprepresentChinaandotherstudentgroupsrepresentotherSoutheastAsiannations.
Inadditiontothepreviousfeaturedsources,thesourcesforthistaskgiveanoverviewoftheSouthChinaSeaclaimsandusesfrommultipleperspectives,whileshowcasingtherecentarbitrationcaseregardingtheseainthePermanentCourtofArbitration.FeaturedSourceAsummarizestheseaclaimsofindividualnationssurroundingandnearthesea.FeaturedSourceBdeclaresthe2016SouthChinaSeaarbitrationcasebroughtforthbythePhilippinesagainstChinainthePermanentCourtofArbitration.Sincethedeclarationisquitelong,theteacherisencouragedtouseonlypages1-2ofthedocument,whichsummarizestheruling.FeaturedSourceCshowscurrentclaimsbyindividualnationsintheSouthChinaSeaandcanactasahelpfulvisualforcertainstudents.FeaturedSourceDprovidesabrieflookattheprovenoilandnaturalgasreservesintheSouthChinaSea.StudentsshouldrelyheavilyonSourcesAandDwhenconsideringthebenefitoftheSouthChinaSeatotheirnation’sofstudyeconomy.Iftimeallows,studentsshouldconductadditionalresearchontheeconomicconditionoftheirnationandthepolitical,economic,andenvironmentalbenefitstheSouthChinaSeacouldprovidetotheirnation.
SummativePerformanceTask
Atthispointintheinquiry,studentshaveexaminedthelawsgoverningaccess,use,andownershipoftheseaandconsideredthewaysinwhichnationsintheareahavejustifiedtheiruseandsovereigntyoftheSouthChinaSea,despiteconflictingandoverlappingclaims.
Studentsshouldbeexpectedtodemonstratethebreadthoftheirunderstandingsandtheirabilitiestouseevidencefrommultiplesourcestosupporttheirclaims.Inthistask,studentsconstructanevidence-basedargumentusingmultiplesourcestoanswerthecompellingquestion“Cannationsownthesea?”Itisimportanttonotethatstudents’argumentscouldtakeavarietyofforms,includingadetailedoutline,poster,oressay.
Students’argumentswilllikelyvary,butcouldincludeanyofthefollowing:
• Yes,nationscanlegallyownaseabecauseoftheirhistoryintheseaand/orproximitytoit.• No,nationscannotclaimrightstotheseabecauseseasarerightsofpassageforallnations.• Nationscanownaseabutmustallowmostothernationstherighttopassthrough.
Toextendtheirarguments,teachersmayhavestudentsconsidertheofficialpositionoftheU.S.governmentanddebatewhethertheUnitedStatesshouldcontinuetopatroltheSouthChinaSea,despitewarningsfromChinaandothernations.
StudentshavetheopportunitytoTakeInformedActionbydrawingontheirunderstandingsofterritorialsovereigntyandresourceaccess.Tounderstand,studentscandeterminetheofficialpositionsontheSouthChinaSeabyindividualnationswhohavevestedinterestsinthearea.Itisbesttodothisbyassigningindividualstudentgroupstostudyonenationeach.(Example:Formfivestudentgroups,withonegroupexaminingChina,onegroupexaminingVietnam,onegroupexaminingPhilippines,etc.)Toassesstheissue,studentsannouncetheirassignednation’spositiontotheclassanddiscusswiththeclasshowtheythinktheSouthChinaSeaoughttobehandled.Toact,studentsmayparticipateinapublicmockUnitedNationssession,inwhicheachgroupseekstomakenegotiations,buildcoalitions,andproposeresolutionstotheentireassembly.Attheendofthesession,groupsmaygoaroundonebyoneproposingtheirresolutionstobevotedonbyamajorityofmembers.
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StagingtheCompellingQuestionFeaturedSource SourceA:Teacher-selectedphotosofislandreclamationinSouthChinaSea(Googlesearch)
SourceB:CNNVideo:SouthChinaSeaterritorialdispute
SupportingQuestion1FeaturedSource SourceA:UNConventionontheLawoftheSea:PartII:TerritorialSeaandContiguousZone
SourceB:UNConventionontheLawoftheSea:PartV:ExclusiveEconomicZoneSourceC:LinkedIn:TheLawoftheSeaand“creepingjurisdiction”ofcoastalstatesSourceD:WikimediaCommons:Seaareasininternationalrights
SupportingQuestion2FeaturedSource SourceA:Spratleys.org:SpratleyIslandsHistoryTimeline
SourceB:YouTubevideo:StirringwavesintheSouthChinaSeaSourceC:Time.com:JustWhereExactlyDidChinaGettheSouthChinaSeaNine-DashLineFrom?
SupportingQuestion3FeaturedSource SourceA:GlobalSecurity:TerritorialclaimsintheSpratlyandParacelIslands
SourceB:PermanentCourtofArbitration:SouthChinaSeaArbitration(pages1-2)SourceC:WikimediaCommons:SouthChinaSeaclaimsmap(publicdomain)SourceD:AsiaMaritimeTransparencyInitiative:GasandOilReservesMap