Civics 2nd Period (Honors)-Mr. Learn Assignments
- Instructor
- Kyle Learn
- Term
- 2021-2022 School Year
- Department
- Social Science
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Consumer Ed. Final Project
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Consumer Skills on Everfi
Complete Consumer Skills module
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Free Money For College
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Analyze Student Aid Report
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FINANCING HIGHER EDUCATION on Everfi
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INSURANCE module on Everfi
You have until Friday 5/20 to take the quiz as many times as you'd like to get the score that you want.
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Car Insurance
Take the quizzes throughout the video (Red Light Challenge)
Click PRINT button at the end
Take picture of your score at the end
Upload picture of your score to this assignment
Click PRINT button at the end
Take picture of your score at the end
Upload picture of your score to this assignment
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Health Insurance and the Fine Print
Read the fine print and answer the ten questions about the fine print in the "Did You Read the Fine Print" document. Answer each question by highlighting the correct answer choice in yellow.
The read the Forbes magazine article about Employer Based Health Insurance
The read the Forbes magazine article about Employer Based Health Insurance
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Life Insurance
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Protecting Yourself
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Credit & Debit Module Quiz on Everfi (SUMMATIVE)
Complete Credit and Debit you have until Friday 5/6 to achieve the score you desire
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Meet the Apps
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Creating A Zero Based Budget
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Budgeting Basics
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Schumer Box
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Credit Cards Explained
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Credit Vocabulary
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Everfi login
Please setup you account and take survey using this link. I will give you points for completing your setup. This is a platform we will be using foe the rest of the year so completing the setup is essential
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Bank Comparison
Click on the links to teach bank, which is embedded in the bank's name, to answer the questions about each bank.
After you have finished completing the comparison chart, explain which bank you would use for checking and savings accounts using evidence from the chart.
After you have finished completing the comparison chart, explain which bank you would use for checking and savings accounts using evidence from the chart.
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Banking Pre-Assessment Bell Ringer 4/18/22
Do at the beginning of class as bell ringer 4/18/22
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Step #3 Deciding on Culminating Action
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Step #2 Investigate the Problem
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Step #1 Call to Action
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Grassroots Activism in Action
Read the Newsela article
Answer question in the Google Doc provided
Answer question in the Google Doc provided
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How Gay Activists Challenged the Politics of Civility
Read the Newsela article assigned to you
Read over the PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY handout
Identify THREE principles that are represented in the the Newsela article
Put the correct principles in the boxes on the left-hand side
Explain how these principles are represented in this article in the boxes on the right-hand side
Read over the PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY handout
Identify THREE principles that are represented in the the Newsela article
Put the correct principles in the boxes on the left-hand side
Explain how these principles are represented in this article in the boxes on the right-hand side
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Cesar Chavez: Reflections in Activism
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Public Policy SUMMATIVE
Make a copy of the slide presentation
Put you and your partner's name on the title slide
Attach your slide presentation (ONLY ONE PERSON NEEDS TO ATTACH IT) to his assignment DON'T HIT SUBMIT
Follow the Rubric! The Google Slide Presentation Template is in the order of the rubric. Make sure that you follow both!!
Put you and your partner's name on the title slide
Attach your slide presentation (ONLY ONE PERSON NEEDS TO ATTACH IT) to his assignment DON'T HIT SUBMIT
Follow the Rubric! The Google Slide Presentation Template is in the order of the rubric. Make sure that you follow both!!
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0223-346 Bettering Mental Health in Schools
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City Council Meeting Note Catcher
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Public Policy Project Exit Ticket
WE WILL COMPLETE THIS IN CLASS
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Identifying Problems and Policy Solutions in Chicago
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Problems revealed by COVID-19 Chicago Jamboard
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Legislative Process in Chicago
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Tracking Policy in Chicago
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Who Makes Policy Where You Live?
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The Power of Elections SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT
Highlight the topic/assignment you selected on the rubric
Please attach documents being used to type in to this assignment without submitting it in order to monitor your progress and provide you feedback
Please attach documents being used to type in to this assignment without submitting it in order to monitor your progress and provide you feedback
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Propaganda in Political Ads
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Gerrymandering
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Should Illinois require voters to show photo ID to vote?
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Should Americans be Required to Vote?
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Elections have consequences EXTRA CREDIT
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Where Do I Stand? VOTING
Log into the Pear Deck
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Upload Project Soapbox Speech
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Lateral Reading SUMMATIVE
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Soapbox FINAL DRAFT
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PROJECT SOAPBOX Article Review
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Instant Speech Recorder
Have ONE person in each group fill out this form that records the topic each person spoke about and how long they spoke about each topic
ONLY ONE PERSON NEEDS TO SUBMIT THIS FOR THE GROUP
ONLY ONE PERSON NEEDS TO SUBMIT THIS FOR THE GROUP
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Speech
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5 Week Assessment
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Renewable Energy Lateral Reading
Use lateral reading methods to decide which of the two websites given in this activity is a more reliable source regarding the topic of renewable energy
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Lateral Reading with News Stories
Use the slides to help you answer the guiding questions
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Lateral Reading Intro
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What do Other Sources Say?
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What is the Evidence?
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Who Is Behind the Information?
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What Types of Citizens?
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What Types of Citizens Does a Democracy Need?
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Principles of Democracy in the News
Read the articles and identify the principles of democracy at play in these news stories
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Who Has Power and Why?
Watch the video and answer the questions on the handout
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Who Are You? Poem
•Write a poem that explains who you are
(Where you’re from, what you like, what makes you you)
•Give your poem a title
•If you’re not good at poetry, use the
template you picked up on your way in
•The template can function as your rough
draft
(Where you’re from, what you like, what makes you you)
•Give your poem a title
•If you’re not good at poetry, use the
template you picked up on your way in
•The template can function as your rough
draft
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Two Names Two Worlds
•Read the poem w
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•Work to complete the
identity chart about Johnathan
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•Write his name is the center
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•List characteristics about himself himself in the poem in the boxes that surround
his name in the center
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•Work to complete the
identity chart about Johnathan
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•Write his name is the center
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•List characteristics about himself himself in the poem in the boxes that surround
his name in the center
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Learner Profile
Fully complete this survey please