Culturally Responsive Assessment: Civic Engagement-CAP (10/7/2024) (10/7/2024)

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49 questions

Instructions

Community Action Project (CAP)

Community Action Project: Building Background Knowledge

Required

12.G3.b

Required

12.G2.d

Required

11-12W5

11-12W6

Civic Assessment: Brainstorming Your Topic

Required

NYS Culturally Responsive Assessment: Exploring "Solutions"

NYS Culturally Responsive Assessment: Real World Application

Required

Culturally Responsive Assessment: Civic Engagement-CAP (10/7/2024) (10/7/2024)

Last updated about 4 hours ago

49 questions

Instructions

Essential Question: What is civic engagement, and how can I get involved? 

Estimated Time: 3 weeks

Facilitation Notes: Use this lesson and performance task to provide an opportunity for students to be introduced to the concept of civic engagement and propose a community action project.

Community Action Project (CAP)

Required

Community Action Project: Building Background Knowledge

Question 9

00:17

Questions 10 & 11

00:59

Question 12

01:40

Required

You have to be able to vote in order to be civically engaged.

True

False

12.G3.b

Required

11-12R1

12.G4.e

Required

11-12R1

12.G4.e

Required

11-12R1

12.G2.d

Required

11-12R6

Required

Which of the following is a historical example of civic engagement in the United States?

the Center for Disease Control providing public information about Covid19

Martin Luther King Jr. and community organizers planning the March on Washington

President Truman discussing the peace treaties with Allied and Axis Powers  at the end of World War II

Tennessee General Assembly voting to pass the suffrage amendment 

12.G2.d

Required

After learning about civic engagement in the U.S., research civic engagement in another country and share 2 learnings that you discover here. Be sure to cite your source 😀 .

11-12W5

11-12W6

Civic Assessment: Brainstorming Your Topic

11-12W6

A.9-12.2

Required

Produce Questions: Start by producing questions related to your project topic. Jot these questions down as they come to mind. Do not reject any questions yet.

11-12W6

Required

Select 3 questions that you want to explore further. These questions will guide the deeper research.

11-12W6

Required

Sketch Noting or Free Planning

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12R4

11-12W7

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12R4

11-12R6

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12R6

11-12W6

11-12W7

11-12R6

11-12W6

11-12W7

C.9-12.3

A.9-12.5

NYS Culturally Responsive Assessment: Exploring "Solutions"

Required

What is the challenge/problem?

Required

Based on your research, what are some of the possible solutions?

Required

Use this graphic organizer to map out your challenge and the "advantages" and "disadvantages" of proposed solutions from your research.

11-12W6

Required

Use this proposal document to submit your ideas and action plan.

NYS Culturally Responsive Assessment: Real World Application

Required

Culturally Responsive Assessment: Civic Engagement-CAP (10/7/2024) (10/7/2024)

Culturally Responsive Assessment: Civic Engagement-CAP (10/7/2024) (10/7/2024)

You have to be able to vote in order to be civically engaged.

Which of the following is a historical example of civic engagement in the United States?

After learning about civic engagement in the U.S., research civic engagement in another country and share 2 learnings that you discover here. Be sure to cite your source 😀 .

Produce Questions: Start by producing questions related to your project topic. Jot these questions down as they come to mind. Do not reject any questions yet.

Select 3 questions that you want to explore further. These questions will guide the deeper research.

Sketch Noting or Free Planning

What is the challenge/problem?

Based on your research, what are some of the possible solutions?

Use this graphic organizer to map out your challenge and the "advantages" and "disadvantages" of proposed solutions from your research.

Use this proposal document to submit your ideas and action plan.

Submit your final presentation here.

What is the first step in the civic engagement process?

Why is building relationships important in civic engagement?

What comes after developing an action plan?

Which step assesses the results of community efforts?

What is the first step in community-based flood management?

Why is local knowledge important in flood management?

What should a community aim for when setting goals?

What is a key benefit of conducting mock drills?

You have to be able to vote in order to be civically engaged.

Which claim does the author support the LEAST?

What purpose is served by including examples in the article of civic engagement success stories from history?

How effective is the first paragraph at engaging the reader in the idea of civic engagement? Why?

Which of the following is a historical example of civic engagement in the United States?

After learning about civic engagement in the U.S., research civic engagement in another country and share 2 learnings that you discover here. Be sure to cite your source 😀 .

I enjoy learning about...

Outside of school, I like to...

I spend my free time...

Link 1

Link 2

Link 3

Produce Questions: Start by producing questions related to your project topic. Jot these questions down as they come to mind. Do not reject any questions yet.

Select 3 questions that you want to explore further. These questions will guide the deeper research.

Sketch Noting or Free Planning

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Article 1: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Article 2: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Article 3: Select a quote that shows the author's point of view. Why is this quote important?

Similarities between the articles:

Differences between the articles:

Based on these articles, what conclusions can you draw about the topic?

What is the challenge/problem?

Based on your research, what are some of the possible solutions?

What is the solution that seems like the best choice and WHY?

Use this graphic organizer to map out your challenge and the "advantages" and "disadvantages" of proposed solutions from your research.

Use this proposal document to submit your ideas and action plan.

Submit your final presentation here.

What is the first step in the civic engagement process?

Why is building relationships important in civic engagement?

What comes after developing an action plan?

Which step assesses the results of community efforts?

What is the first step in community-based flood management?

Why is local knowledge important in flood management?

What should a community aim for when setting goals?

What is a key benefit of conducting mock drills?

Which claim does the author support the LEAST?

What purpose is served by including examples in the article of civic engagement success stories from history?

How effective is the first paragraph at engaging the reader in the idea of civic engagement? Why?

I enjoy learning about...

Outside of school, I like to...

I spend my free time...

Link 1

Link 2

Link 3

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?

Record the article's source. What do you know about this source?

Who is the author? What do you know about the author?

What is the article's tone? What can you learn from the article's tone?