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Topic 3
Expanding Communities or Core Knowledge
3–2 Copyright © Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved
Topic 3 Expanding Communities orCore Knowledge
• Assignment 3.1 State Standards A-M
• Assignment 3.2 State Scope & Sequence N-Z
• Assignment 3.3 Hanna vs. Hirsh
Expanding Communities
Family
School
Community
International
NeighborhoodNational
State
CoreKnowledge
1st Grade
6th Grade
Geography AmericanHistory
WorldHistory American
Civic Traditions & Ideology
Major World Literary Works & Primary Documents
Web of Core Knowledge
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Classroom Activity: A Systematic Approach to the Answer
• Use the Who, What, When, Where, Why & How method to figure out:
– What is Expanding Communities?
• WWWWWH
• What are its strengths & weaknesses?
– What is Core Knowledge?
• WWWWWH
• What are its strengths & weaknesses?
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Jigsaw method: Assignment 3.3: Hanna vs. Hirsh
• Step 1: Form groups of four
– Odd numbered groups consult and compare your notes on Expanding Communities
– Even numbered groups consult and compare your notes on Core Knowledge
• Step 2: Two from each odd numbered group pair with two from each even numbered group
– Each group completes a Venn Diagram and is prepared to report their results.Hint: Consider the types of communities, technology, and the sociology of the 1940s and 1980s as potential critical attributes.
UniqueUnique
Same
Isolated
Very Rural
LimitedTechnology
Smaller Population
Not Very Mobile
LimitedImmigration
Less Isolated
Very Urban
Internet, Cable, etc.
Increased Population
Very Mobile
High Immigration
InformationKnowledge
ProceduralKnowledge
Big Ideas
Hanna vs. Hirsh
Core Knowledge
Expanding Communities
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Which would you prefer to teach?
?
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Websites
• http://www.ncss.org/standards/positions/scope.html
• http://edstandards.org/Standards.html