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History Geography and Climate Modern tourism
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The Subject ‘ World Heritage CAPPADOCIA’ will be have been announced to the pupils before the lesson start. The pupils’ll be in pairs and they’ll prepare somethings for the lesson.(pictures,texts in literature,videos..) The children will be able to have some thoughts during their investigation about these three topics.
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First step,all groups’ll show their task. The most important part of this lesson.THINKING HATS METHOD During the lesson,the teacher will observe all the groups to know how their progress going on.And teacher should save their Portfolios. The pupils will watch this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5UBIxVC5 0o
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* Each group thinks about the Cappadocıa.But the ideas should fit their HAT characters. (I found the suitable ideas for each group(because there is no pupils ) * Then all the groups discuss every ideas for Cappadocıa.
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* White group : The earliest record of the name of Cappadocia dates from the late 6th century. Touristic Cappadocia includes 4 cities: Nevsehir, Kayseri, Aksaray and Nigde. * Black group : Cappadocıa’s Natural,historical and Cultural textures are broken down because it’s very old.There are centuries behind the time. * Green group : There should be many touristic organisitions.And Restorations can be done by these earnings. * Yellow group : If we plan a trip to there,ıt would be big opportunity for every students to develop their perspectives about the world.
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* Yellow group : That’s wonderful the Cappadocıa remains standing until this time. * Blue group : We should be sure that. Do the staffs take care of Cappadocıa completely ? * Red group : Lets imagine the people’s feelings who lives for ages there.We would really want to know how it feels to live in an ancient place.
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Each groups’ll decide to investigate another World Heritage They can benefit from this link: http://whc.unesco.org/
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