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Dear
students, parents, and other interested persons,
I hope that this section will prove valuable
in that you will be able to better prepare for classes and that you will be less
confused in preparing for exams and tests. The page numbers here come from
your prescribed text, Walsh's seminal Modern World History (2nd Ed.).
This page also contains some of my class explanations, additional materials, and
past papers.
However, please remember that the material
provided here is merely a plan and, while every effort is being made to adhere
to it, it must necessarily be subject to change as we struggle our way through
the educational gauntlet. So, the final authority on material required for
the exams comes from the official school Exam Revision List.
Yours sincerely,
Robert Kerr
Term I Topics
Covered
(Topics covered &
text-book page numbers) |
Skills
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Communism vs Capitalism (326)
Potsdam (322-324)
Greece, Truman Doctrine & Marshall Plan, Czechoslovakia. (328-329)
Czechoslovakia: Prague Spring(404-06)
Berlin (331-334, 407-409)
Choosing a topic
Logical Organisation
Library Search
Internet Search
Referencing methods
Writing an introduction & conclusion
First Draft
Feedback discussion
Reference Lists
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Empathy, Tables
Cartoons, Quotations, maps
Summarising
Photographs, propaganda
Maps, Cartoons, quotations, photographs, graphs
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Term II Topics
Covered
Revolution in China
Cuban Missile Crisis (347-352)
Vietnam (353-365)
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Skills
Timelines, maps, empathy, speeches
Maps,
photographs, debate, cartoons, statements, declassified documents,
Maps, photographs, cartoons, newspaper articles, cross-sections,
posters, graphs, |
Term III Topics
Covered
1970s Détente (410)
1980s Freeze (411)
Solidarity (412-415)
Gorbachev (416-419)
Berlin Wall Collapse (420-421)
Collapse of USSR (422-423)
Yeltsin Era |
Skills
Photographs, summaries, Oral histories,
Timeline, graph, empathy, summarising
Popular opinion
Timelines, journalism
Summarising
Summarising
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Term IV Topics
Covered
Taiwan
Tibet
Tiannanmen Square
Hong Kong
Definitions, For and Against
Nuclear Dilemma
Mobile Microbes
Media & Communications
Global Security
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Skills
Point-of-view
Empathy
Generalisations
Point-of-view
Academic Language
Academic Language
Academic Language |
TermIPics.doc
TermIIPics.doc
TermIIIPics.doc
TermIVPics.doc
TermIExamA.doc
TermIExamB.doc
TermIExamC.doc
TermIIExamA.doc
TermIIIExamA.doc
TermIIIExamB.doc
TermIIIExamC.doc
TermIVExamA.doc
TermIVExamB.doc
TermIVExamC.doc
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