| Mr. C's SMART Lunch Availability This Week | |||||
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| Lunch | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| A | CLOSED | By Appointment | CLOSED | By Appointment | Mr. C Absent |
| B | CLOSED | Open TUTORIAL | CLOSED | By Appointment | Mr. C Absent |
Motivation for the Week:
"If we all worked on the assumption that what is accepted as true were really true, there would be little hope of advance."
- Orville Wright
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Agenda
Periods 1&3
1) QUIZ
Political System Cycle
2) Political Party Organization
We continued to look at the make up political parties from the National Committee to local precincts.
3) Primary Elections
Next week is North Carolina's Primary Election, it seemed like a good idea to give a lesson devoted to primary elections to clear up its purpose and to make sense of the who "delegate" thing they talk about in the news.
Period 4
1) QUIZ
Political System Cycle
2) Political Spectrum Survey
Students answered a survey asking students to state how they fell about 20 different political issues. Individual results gave the students an idea to their degree of political liberalism or conservatism. The discussion continued to include how voters should evaluate candidate based on the issues the students find most important - using their responses to the survey.
3) Political Party Organization
We began to look at the political part structure from the National Committee all the way down to precincts.
Homework
All Classes
Read sections 11.2 & 11.3 and complete "Mass Media & Interest Groups" in the packet
Announcement
All Classes
QUIZ TOMORROW UNIT 4A VOCABULARY
