
- 208 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
Teaching and Using Document-Based Questions for Middle School
About this book
This guide focuses on using Document Based Questions (DBQs) to challenge students to interpret primary sources such as letters, diaries, speeches and other historical records. Challenge your students to interpret primary sources from American History such as letters, diaries, speeches, and other historical records. Students learn to analyze a wide variety of visual and graphic stimuli such as paintings, photographs, charts, and graphs using Document-Based Questions. Containing sixteen different themes selected from major units that are covered in American History, DBQs help to utilize many of the skills stressed by social studies teachers, and are an excellent tool for assessing student progress. The activities are geared primarily toward middle school students (grades 6-8), but can be adapted easily for use by secondary students.
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Table of contents
- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. Native American Cultures
- 2. The Age of Exploration
- 3. Democracy in Colonial America
- 4. Loyalists and Patriots in the Revolution
- 5. Political Parties and the New Nation
- 6. Differences Between the North and the South
- 7. Slavery in the United States
- 8. Reconstruction
- 9. Immigration
- 10. The Growth of Industry
- 11. The Progressive Era
- 12. America in the 1920s
- 13. The Great Depression and the New Deal
- 14. America in World War II
- 15. America and the Cold War
- 16. The Civil Rights Movement
- APPENDIX I: RUBRIC FOR SCAFFOLDING QUESTIONS
- APPENDIX II: INTERNET RESOURCES
- SOURCES FOR WORKS CITED
- COPYRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INDEX
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR