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Argumentative Unit: Week 1

Grade Level:: 9
Subject:: Language Arts
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Goal Summary:: Student will produce a well developed argument for their History Coursework Unit
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Essential Questions:: Click to enter your essential questions. The best essential questions foster inquiry and do not have a 'pat' answer.
Understandings:: Click to enter the understandings you want students to have. Understandings are fact-based conclusions that require inquiry before they are grasped. These are often described in a 'Students should understand that' statement.
Content Goals:: TLW write a cohesive, supported and detailed argument.
● Construct an original claim based on research, thought, and planning

● Compose a thesis statement based on evidence.
● Support claim with evidence and credible sources.
● Use language and register that is appropriate to audience and context.

● Accurately use paragraphs, grammatical structures, sentences, punctuation, and vocabulary.
Skill Goals:: Click to enter your skill goals. These are usually described in a 'Students will be able to' statement.
Other Information:: Students choose one of the following questions and defend their position using historical events/facts as evidence:

-How significant was the impact of Nazi rule on the average German?
-How significant was role of the youth in Germany from 1933-45?
-What was the significance of the mass media in Nazi Germany?
-How significant was Hitler's leadership?

AP students will work on DBQ's and English teachers will assist with writing prompts and outlines as needed.
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Argumentative Unit: Week 1

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