Water Quality in Iowa
OMS_Grade 7
Monday, March 7, 2016
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Friday, February 26, 2016
Globalization Project (next several days)
You will use the table from Wednesday and Thursday to help tell a story that connects your two countries and tells us about how three stakeholders could be connected in an economic journey. This could include a worker in one of your countries moving, or purchasing products from another country, or something else (use your imagination)
Point value: 75 points (This is your quarter test) Students who work may receive extra time to work next week. INDIVIDUAL or TWO PEOPLE (your choice)
Format: Scratch (publish to http://scratch.mit.edu for a public audience or youtube on your school account). Video does not need scenes, but should have a head and shoulders shot of you reading the story with confidence.
Point value: 75 points (This is your quarter test) Students who work may receive extra time to work next week. INDIVIDUAL or TWO PEOPLE (your choice)
Format: Scratch (publish to http://scratch.mit.edu for a public audience or youtube on your school account). Video does not need scenes, but should have a head and shoulders shot of you reading the story with confidence.
Criteria | Exceeds | Good | Almost | Not yet |
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Includes table (or hyperlink) from (Wed-Thurs) that focuses economics, environmental issues, human rights concerns, and has two to three pieces of evidence in each cell (10) |
Table has 3 pieces of evidence for each issue. Sources listed at the bottom |
Table has 2 or more evidence pieces. Sources listed. |
1-2 piece evidence per cell or sources missing |
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Story Creation and Execution: Tells a viable story that connects the three stakeholders, and perhaps others of your own creation. (50) |
Story includes 3 stakeholders and at least 2 of your creation. Story is believable and has a beginning, middle and end. |
Story includes 3 stakeholders. Story is believable and has a beginning, middle and end |
Story includes 2 stakeholders. Story is believable and has a beginning, middle and end |
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Includes a concept map (or hyperlink) to explain how the stakeholders are connected in their journey so they don't have to perfectly "spell-it-out" in the storytelling (10) |
Concept includes all people in the story and explains WHY it matters. |
Concept includes 3 stakeholders and WHY it matters. | Concept map missing. | |
Includes an opinion on why globalization, NAFTA, and international law are part of American life, and the responsibility that gives consumers in making choices for what they buy. |
Globalization opinion tells what you can do to buy from companies who have good human rights, economics, and environment.. |
Globalization is included in the story to talk about human rights, economics and environment. |
Globalization is mentioned. |
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Globalization Project--Wednesday and Thursday
1. Define the following terms in your own words:
- globalization
- international law
- environment
- NAFTA
- human rights
- economics
2. We’ve talked about globalization a bit in Mexico and in
Canada, and the effect of NAFTA. You
will choose one of these two countries, as well as one other from this list. Examine a globalization issue using three resources from the list below for two countries (Canada or Mexico plus one other country)
Globalization Issues:
- underage workers
- water quality
- climate change
- shipping costs
- illegal immigrants
- having enough food, water, shelter
- education
Selected Resources:
- SIRS (AEA Online)
- http://www.procon.org
- A government resource (ending in .gov, or the country you are studying, like .ca or .br)
- Another resource approved by your teacher
Thursday: Make a table
Country 1 (Mexico or Canada) | Country 2 (choose from List) | GLOBALIZATION ISSUE (_________________) |
ECONOMY | ||
ENVIRONMENT | ||
HUMAN RIGHTS | ||
MEMBER OF NAFTA |
http://www.worldfoodprize.org/documents/filelibrary/2015_IYI_Paper_Instructions_JRH_D842EACCC0E89.pdf
Monday, February 22, 2016
Definitions
What are the connections between
bananas, workers rights and how
banana plantations are ownedand operated?
Why is it important to consider where and how bananas are grown and harvested?
Why is it important to consider where and how bananas are grown and harvested?
What actions are people taking to make growing and selling bananas better for producers, workers, the environment, families and communities?
http://www.judesfairtrade.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Bananas-Case-Study_FT-A-Better-Deal.pdf
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Globalization, a Study
Hand in the worksheet from earlier this week.
Complete the 15 item list from earlier this week
Read the article (you'll need a highlighter marker)
Scan the project for tomorrow
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