School Desegregation In Ogden Utah

Author : Michelle Braeden
Publisher :
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : pages
Book Rating : 4.:/5 (983 download)

DOWNLOAD NOW!

Download or read book The African American Community in Ogden, Utah written by Michelle Braeden and published by . This book was released on 2016 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Instead, they are meant to provide materials that allow students to practice literacy skills by using primary and secondary documents. This unit of lessons is designed to supplement lectures that focus on the national narrative with literacy and skill based lessons with a local emphasis. Guided reading, discussion, and note taking strategies are included in the 0́−optional resources0́+ file. Lessons are designed so teachers can adjust their own preferences for note taking and annotations to the assigned reading materials such as Cornell notes, metacognitive markers, closed reading strategies, etc. The lessons are designed with scaffolded instruction, guided questions are provided through out the unit. In order to align with Ogden School District0́9s focus on increasing rigor, Depth of Knowledge (DOK) indicators are included with every activity. A DOK chart can be found in the optional materials file. As the year progresses and skill levels increase the readings become more advanced. Students will analyze more complex secondary readings and finish the unit with a final paper.[1] Eric Stene, 0́−The African American Community of Ogden, Utah: 1910 0́3 19500́+ (Master0́9s thesis, Utah State University, 1994) 59.[2] Carli Jennings, 0́−Jazz from the Station: 25th Street, Desegregation, and all that Jazz,0́+ The Ogden Source 01, no. 1 (October 2015): 24-25. The [3] See Utah State Office of Education 0́−core standards0́+ for United States History II http://www.uen.org/core/core.do?courseNum=6250[4] Ogden Standard Examiner. News Brief. July 28, 1961, 11.[5] Jensen, Derek P. "Utahans Pave Way for Civil Rights, See Long Road Ahead." Salt Lake Tribune 19 Jan. 2009: n. page. Print.[6] Stene, 0́−The African American Community of Ogden, Utah: 1910 0́3 1950,0́+ 68.[7] Quoted by Robert E. Keohane, 0́−Historical Method and Primary Sources,0́+ in Thursfield, ed., The Study of Teaching American History (National Council for the Social Studies, Seventh Yearbook, Washington, 1946), 332-33.[8] Maurice P. Moffatt, and Stephen G. Rich. "The Place of Local History in Modern Education." In The Journal of Educational Sociology 26, no. 2 (1952): 79-88.