The document provides directions for a digital portfolio assignment on the Civil Rights movements. Students are asked to create an organized portfolio in Google Drive or Dropbox that includes: a table of contents, 3-4 completed assignments from the unit with 250-400 word written reflections on each, one assignment with all drafts included, 1-2 relevant artifacts with explanations, and a reflection response addressing what surprised them about the unit, the importance of learning about the Civil Rights movement, how it impacted their understanding of civic duty, whether the movement succeeded and why, and what equal rights mean.
The document provides directions for a digital portfolio assignment on the Civil Rights movements. Students are asked to create an organized portfolio in Google Drive or Dropbox that includes: a table of contents, 3-4 completed assignments from the unit with 250-400 word written reflections on each, one assignment with all drafts included, 1-2 relevant artifacts with explanations, and a reflection response addressing what surprised them about the unit, the importance of learning about the Civil Rights movement, how it impacted their understanding of civic duty, whether the movement succeeded and why, and what equal rights mean.
The document provides directions for a digital portfolio assignment on the Civil Rights movements. Students are asked to create an organized portfolio in Google Drive or Dropbox that includes: a table of contents, 3-4 completed assignments from the unit with 250-400 word written reflections on each, one assignment with all drafts included, 1-2 relevant artifacts with explanations, and a reflection response addressing what surprised them about the unit, the importance of learning about the Civil Rights movement, how it impacted their understanding of civic duty, whether the movement succeeded and why, and what equal rights mean.
The document provides directions for a digital portfolio assignment on the Civil Rights movements. Students are asked to create an organized portfolio in Google Drive or Dropbox that includes: a table of contents, 3-4 completed assignments from the unit with 250-400 word written reflections on each, one assignment with all drafts included, 1-2 relevant artifacts with explanations, and a reflection response addressing what surprised them about the unit, the importance of learning about the Civil Rights movement, how it impacted their understanding of civic duty, whether the movement succeeded and why, and what equal rights mean.
You will create a portfolio that encapsulates what you have learned throughout the Movements for Equality unit. You will share your finished digital portfolio with me via Google Drive or Dropbox. The link is posted on the class website.
The digital portfolio must include:
Table of Contents Please label each file/folder appropriately, keep it organized, and in order 3-4 previously completed assignments that demonstrate proficient mastery of content and skills (essays, civil rights digital poster, campaign letter, journal entries from this unit, digital timeline, etc...) Each item should include a written reflection of 250-400 words. Why did you choose the assignment? Why is it your best work? What did you like about completing the assignment? 1 completed assignment must include all drafts. For example, if you chose to include the essay on Freedom of Speech, you will include your brainstorm/free write and drafts with edits on it. Scan and upload copies of the peer-edited drafts and nest them in one PDF file. 1-2 artifacts relevant to your portfolio accompanied with a short explanation of why you chose that particular artifact Reflection Response: Your reflection response can be written or can be recorded as a podcast or presentation. What surprised me about what I have learned so far in this unit? Why is it important that I learn about the Civil Rights movement? How has this impacted my learning and understanding of civic duty? Did the Civil Rights Movement succeed? Why or why not? What do “equal” rights mean? All links must be live and accessible