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APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 DATES APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 9-5-18 DUE 9-6-18 PRINT OUT— (a) Chapter 1 HW assignment + put in your note book, (b) print out APW1 assignment format + rubric instructions which can be found in Ms. O’Rourke’s Bronx Science page as a PPT Document entitled “APW1 Assignment Formats and Rubrics” + put in your notebook, (c) have your parents sign your contract + put in your notebook, (d) name tags—print your first name and first initial to last name on the name tag handouts you received in class; be certain to use a “sharpe” or dark magic marker; students must put their name tags on their desks at the start of every lesson. ORGANIZE YOUR NOTE BOOKS— have 3 folders with pockets in them—one is for your homework assignments, one is for team work/team project assignments and one is for handouts and printouts (these are the reading assignments that you will need to print out at home) in, create an APWI class notes section for your DAILY class notes. OF NOTE— Students should always carry their homework with them because you will need this work for in-class team assignments. Students should also keep duplicates of completed homework assignments at home. You can either scan your work or save it on a computer disc. You are responsible for your work. If work “goes missing”, you will need a back up. No credit is given for work that has gone missing so you must protect your work by keeping a spare copy at home. TURNITIN.COM—You can find information about this on the bottom of my Bronx Science page. MARGIN QUESTIONS DUE: 1ST DRAFT: 9-7-18 Final, typed , properly formatted + in homework folder 9-12-18 SUBMIT TO TURNITIN. COM ON 9-15-18 We will begin this assignment in class on Thursday. Read only PART OF Chapter 1—pages 20-32. Answer the following Margin Questions— P. 20 CHANGE: In what ways did a gathering and hunting economy shape other aspects of Paleolithic societies? P. 23 CHANGE: Why did some Paleolithic peoples abandon earlier more nomadic ways and begin to live a more settled life? P. 25 DESCRIPTION: What are the most prominent features of San Life?; P. 29 COMPARISON: In what ways, and why, did Chumash culture differ from that of the San? THERE ARE TWO DIFFERENT DUE DATES. DRAFTS ARE DUE ON 9-7-18 AND FINAL WORK IS DUE ON 9-12-18. ALL ASSIGNMENT WRITING FORMATS CAN BE FOUND AT THE END OF THIS HW POWER POINT SLIDE. YOU CAN ALSO FIND THEM ON MY BRONX SCIENCE PAGE; THEY ARE ENTITLED “APW1 ASSIGNMENT FORMATS AND RUBRICS”. FURTHER CHAPTER 1 HW’S ARE ON THE NEXT SLIDE.

APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 Date Assigned APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 9-7-18 Due: Documents 1.1 + 1.2 due on 9-12-18 Due: Key terms due on 9-17-18 PUT FINISHED WORK IN HOMEWORK FOLDER. Read documents 1.1 and 1.2. (pp. 34-41). Write in blue or black ink or type out your answers and put them in your homework folder. As stated above an explanation of how to answer these document questions can be found in Ms. O’Rourke’s format and rubric power point (“PPT”) document on my Bronx Science (“Bx Science”) page. All document HW answers should include the following: Read and outline each document introduction/preface. Then answer the questions that you have been assigned to answer. (Here your responses can be brief but must be analytical (a.k.a. Defend your opinion, interpretation and/or reasoning with facts. Analysis not needed. Instead, we will explain our findings in class discussions.) ASSIGNMENT: Document 1.1. Read and outline the introduction (Doc. 1.1’s preface or introduction is on page 34). Read Document 1.1 (pp35-39), answer questions 1-4 (these are red bulleted and are on p. 35) Document 1.2. Read and outline the preface. Doc. 1.2’s preface is on page 39. (b) Read the document 2.2 (pp 40-41), answer questions 1-3 (these are red bulleted and are on p. 39) COMPLETE CHAPTER 1 Key Terms (a.k.a. Second Thoughts). You can find these terms on my Bx Science page. Please follow the format for answering Key Term/Second Thoughts homework. These formats can be found on my Bx Science page in the APW1 FORMATS and RUBRICS PPT. TEST CHAPTER 1 There will be a Chapter 1 + 2 test once we have completed Chapter 2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSIGNMENTS CAN BE FOUND ON MY BRONX SCIENCE PAGE IN THE PPT ENTITLED: APW1 FORMATS AND RUBRICS……………………. FURTHER CHAPTER 1 HW’S ARE ON THE NEXT SLIDE.

APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 Date Assigned APW1 Homework Assignment—Chapter 1 9-18-18 DUE: 9-20-18 Please go to your Chapter 2 homework PPT file which is on my Bronx Science page. Print it. Put it in your notebook and begin Chapter 2 assignments. Your first Chapter 2 assignment will be due on 9-20-18.

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETING: APW1 Remember to look at my Bronx Science page daily for any HW revisions. If revisions have been made (i.e., dates have been extended or parts have been amended) just write the changes on the assignment sheets that you originally printed out. You need not re-print the changes . Unless otherwise indicated, assignments are due the day after it has been assigned. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLETING: Any in-class team work assignments; Any handout that was distributed in class. Maintaining excellent class notes. (Tests will include information from your class notes.) Keeping 2nd copies of ALL COMPLETED homework assignments at home in a safe place. Since no credit is given for missing work, students are responsible for their work. GO TO MY BRONX SCIENCE PAGE AND READ THE PPT DOCUMENT ENTITLED “ASSIGNMENT FORMATS AND RUBRICS” for ALL APW1 written hw instructions.

ALL OTHER ASSIGNMENTS MAY BE HANDWRITTEN IN PEN (Black or Blue Ink). HOME WORK ASSIGNMENTS ALL COMPLETED HOMEWORK SHOULD BE CARRIED IN YOUR HOMEWORK FOLDER. THE TEACHER WILL LET YOU KNOW WHEN YOU CAN REMOVE THE WORK FROM YOUR FOLDER AND FILE IT AT HOME. HEADINGS: Your hw heading should include the following: Your full name (first and last name) The APW class you attend (Period 1, 2, etc.) The Chapter of your assignment THE FOLLOWING ASSIGNMENTS SHOULD BE TYPED AND SAVED TO YOUR HOME COMPUTER OR YOUR PERSONAL SECURE SAVINGS DEVICE: ALL SHORT ESSAY ASSIGMENTS. These are on-going chapter homework assignments; they include both your Big Picture and Margin Question Assignments. ALL LONG ESSAY ASSIGNMENTS. These are chapter and unit review assignments which earn two different and independent grades. FIRST GRADE—TEAM ASSIGNMENT: This is a team essay planning assessment. The essay topic will be introduced in class to student work-teams who will organize an essay outline. Once the team outline is completed, it will be peer-assessed + edited. After it’s peer-evaluated, the team work will be evaluated and graded by the teacher. SECOND GRADE—INDIVIDUAL, STUDENT ASSIGNMENT: This is individual and not a group-based grade. After completing the team assignment (the 1st part of the “long essay assignment), each individual student is now well-prepared to write the essay at home as a homework essay assignment. Each student is to submit their completed long-essay to TURNITIN.COM. ALL KEY TERM (a.k.a. SECOND THOUGHTS) ASSIGNMENTS. These are on-going chapter term review assignments. ALL OTHER ASSIGNMENTS MAY BE HANDWRITTEN IN PEN (Black or Blue Ink).

TYPES OF ESSAY QUESTIONS

TYPES OF ESSAY QUESTIONS Knowing what you are being asked to answer in a question helps you to model your response. CHANGE: Here you are being asked to show how something has changed. While this is a comparison question, you are to describe a change. Reflect on how things were and how and why they have changed. You must include evidence, explain the significance of your evidence and how it supports your claim. COMPARISON: Here you are being asked to make a comparison. Compare people, ideas, events, environments, interactions or whatever the question is asking. Be certain to provide evidence, its significance and explain how your evidence supports your claim. DESCRIPTION: Here you are being asked to describe something or things. You are to provide facts, describe each fact in detail and its overall relevance to the topic you have been asked to discuss. CONNECTION: This is generally an “educated opinion” question. You are connecting what you have learned in the chapter and evaluating it. Remember to back your opinion with solid evidence and to explain how you made that “connection”. Note that your Margin Question + Big Picture question types are the same!