Today - we will start Unit 3: Latin America.
We will read chapter 9 section 1.
Objectives: Be able to describe the Latin America mountains, plains, Amazon River, and explain the important resources of the area.
Unit Learning goal: Students will be able to write an essay that answers the question: “If you were a government official in the region, how might you try to balance competing demands on rain forest resources.
We will read chapter 9 section 1.
Objectives: Be able to describe the Latin America mountains, plains, Amazon River, and explain the important resources of the area.
Unit Learning goal: Students will be able to write an essay that answers the question: “If you were a government official in the region, how might you try to balance competing demands on rain forest resources.
Scale/Rubric
relating to learning goal:
4 – The student can write an essay that answers the
question: “If you were a government official in the region, how might you try
to balance competing demands on rain forest resources that involves economic
data and real world solutions.
3 – The student can write an essay that answers the
question: “If you were a government official in the region, how might you try
to balance competing demands on rain forest resources.
2 – With some direction/help from the teacher the student
can write an essay that answers the question: “If you were a government
official in the region, how might you try to balance competing demands on rain
forest resources.
1 – Even with help from the teacher the student is unable
to write an essay that answers the question: “If you were a government official
in the region, how might you try to balance competing demands on rain forest
resources.
Unit Objectives
Students will be able to
1) Compare data on the physical geography of Latin
America.
2) Examine key physical features of Latin America.
3) Identify Latin American countries and borders.
4) List and discuss Latin American religions and
climates.
5) Analyze language distributions and population
density in Latin America.
6) Identify key features of Latin American’s
physical geography, climate and vegetation, and human-environment interaction.
7) Identify precipitation patterns.
8) Identify how agriculture reshapes the
ecological environment.
9) Describe the effects of urbanization.
10)
Explain the
positive and negative effects of tourism.
11)
Identify
key features of Latin America’s blending of cultures.
12)
Describe
the history of Central America
13)
Describe
the history of the Caribbean
14)
Identify
cultural blends in the region
15)
Identify
economic conditions in the region
16)
Describe
the Spanish conquest and independence movements in South America.
17)
Identify
the cultural mosaic of South America.
18)
Explain
economic resources and trade in South America.
19)
Explain the
economic strength of Brazil.
20)
Describe
the national culture of Brazil.
21)
Describe
the uses of the rain forest.
22)
Explain the
social costs of destruction of the rain forest.
23)
Discuss how
destruction of the rain forest can be prevented.
24)
Describe
the struggle for democratic government in Latin America.
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