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    Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles
    Posted by firstyear on 8/27/08

    I know this is terribly late, but Joe, may I grab that
    PowerPoint from you? I didn't know how to contact you so here
    is my email-jt.jessica@gmail.com

    Thanks so much! Jessica

    On 8/19/08, Joe/HS/CT wrote:
    > Hi,
    > I give a "pretest" to my students on the first day of
    > school. It's really just a series of images that I display
    > on a PowerPoint presentation with accompanying questions
    > that the students have to answer on a handout as I show each
    > one. It serves as a general preview of topics we will be
    > studying over the course of the year.
    >
    > Here are the pictures I use: Leonardo da Vinci's Last
    > Supper painting, portrait of Christopher Columbus, map of
    > triangular trade route, picture of the palace of Versailles,
    > portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, image of heliocentric view of
    > universe, painting showing the storming of the Bastille, a
    > picture of a child laborer in a factory, a map showing
    > imperialism in Africa, soldiers fighting in trenches in WWI,
    > an picture of Josef Stalin, a picture of the attack at Pearl
    > Harbor, a picture of the Berlin Wall about to come down.
    >
    > I show each one for about 1-2 minutes and have students
    > answer the question on their handout. After we have finished
    > the entire presentation I go through each one and give a
    > short preview of what we will study in that particular unit.
    > I find that doing it this way at least somewhat frames the
    > course for the students.
    >
    > Email me if you want me to send you a copy of the PowerPoint
    > and the questions.
    >
    > Joe
    >
    > On 8/18/08, firstyear wrote:
    >> Hi! So I am starting my very first year teaching, a little
    >> nervous. My question was whether anyone gives a pre-test
    >> for High School Global History during the first week,
    >> and/or a survey on learning styles? It seems difficult to
    >> pre-test content as it too much to cover, and I am pretty
    >> sure the students wouldn't remember anything from middle
    >> school. If anyone had any suggestions or ideas that would
    >> be great!

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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/18/08, by firstyear.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/18/08, by one idea.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/19/08, by Joe/HS/CT.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/19/08, by history teacher.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/19/08, by chris.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/20/08, by firstyear.
  • Re: World History Pre-test and Learning Styles, 8/27/08, by firstyear.

     
     

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