This paper is worth a maximum of 60 points and will be due on Monday, January 30 at the start of class.
Here's the link to the PowerPoint about Imperialism in China and Japan
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
A Block World History: Writing Prompt and Link to PowerPoint
In
a clear, well-organized essay, discuss imperialism’s impact in India, China and
Japan. Use specific examples to demonstrate how imperialism brought change to these
three regions. In
your opinion, in which of these three countries did imperialism have the
greatest impact? Be sure to explain your answer.
This paper is worth a maximum of 60 points and will be due on Monday, January 30 at the start of class.
Here's the link to the PowerPoint about Imperialism in China and Japan
This paper is worth a maximum of 60 points and will be due on Monday, January 30 at the start of class.
Here's the link to the PowerPoint about Imperialism in China and Japan
AP Psych: Ch. 12 &13 Study Tools
Ch. 12 Practice Tests and Answers | Ch. 12 Crossword and Answers | Ch. 13 Practice Tests and Answers | Quizlet
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
AP Psych: Chapter 7 Study Tools
Note: You will not be responsible for the last section of the chapter that you were not assigned (about near-death experiences.)
Jeopardy! | Practice Test 1 | Practice Test 2 | Crossword | Test Answers | Crossword Answers | Quizlet
Jeopardy! | Practice Test 1 | Practice Test 2 | Crossword | Test Answers | Crossword Answers | Quizlet
Thursday, January 5, 2012
AP Psych: Sleep Project due Tuesday
You have been keeping a log of your sleeping, mood, energy level, and caffeine intake. You should have a good amount of data at this point; keep going through Saturday.
Your job is to synthesize your data into an infographic. A what?! Well, figure it out! (Here's one place to visit to help you get started: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/) I am not looking for a bar graph, or anything else that that a spreadsheet program can spit out. Creativity counts.
I would like a one-paragraph explanation (no more than one!) of your infographic to accompany it. Also include your raw data, in whatever form it took. These graphics can be large or small, on paper or digital, handwritten or not.
This is a 50-point project, due at the start of class on Tuesday. If you did not keep a sleep log, e-mail me me as soon as possible to receive an alternate assignment.
Your job is to synthesize your data into an infographic. A what?! Well, figure it out! (Here's one place to visit to help you get started: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/) I am not looking for a bar graph, or anything else that that a spreadsheet program can spit out. Creativity counts.
I would like a one-paragraph explanation (no more than one!) of your infographic to accompany it. Also include your raw data, in whatever form it took. These graphics can be large or small, on paper or digital, handwritten or not.
This is a 50-point project, due at the start of class on Tuesday. If you did not keep a sleep log, e-mail me me as soon as possible to receive an alternate assignment.
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