ANALYZING A WEB PAGE GUIDE TO THE FIRST PART OF HISTORY JUNE 2008
TO STUDY 1) Make sure you have a lighted, quiet, without noise or TV on
2) You must complete notebook materials, books, and photocopying as appropriate (eg for capitalism and socialism theme) Also a world map and diccionario.Puedes political division and dictionary use maps that appear on this blog, in materials to support your work.
Books: History or World History IV present 4. Both of Ed Santillana
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Exploration: Notes outlines and summaries of the subject given in the booklet. Then make a quick reading of all text in the book.
4) Read titles and subtitles, shows maps, charts, photos.
5) Now read the topic carefully paragraph by paragraph. If you do not understand a word out about its meaning from the context. Then look it up in the dictionary. If you mention any country or city, place it on the map
6) Select each paragraph of the main ideas. Are those that give meaning, that of which we speak. If in doubt, try to take that idea and see that paragraph loses coherence.
7) Writing these ideas will get a summary. Remember that a summary should not occupy more than 45% of the original text
8) Now someone else tells you understood the topic. If you forgot to read something again the book that paragraph. Do not ever read the entire summary several times to memorize it.
9) You can also make an outline or concept map (If you do not remember how, search www.dialogoehistoria.blogspot.com)
10) Make exercise questions and try to answer them. Then fix them with a book in sight, trying to assess if you omit information or develop properly made mistakes response. If you are in doubt write them down and ask the teacher
11) The day before the part you should review all the subjects studied. The review will allow you to set the contents.
the day of the partial l 1) Ensure to arrive early and bring the necessary materials. Avoid the nerves of "last minute"
2) Back in the classroom, read and listen carefully to the directions given by Professor
distributes the time you have, including questions to answer and you begin with the simplest result .
3) Before replying make sure they understood. Questions usually begin with a keyword, ej.Comparar is to find similarities and differences, imagine, is to take the place of another and develop ideas or experiences that would have that person exemplify a particular case is cited in a while and place, do you mean by ... suggests that scribes a concept, relate ... is to establish links between two concepts explain, is to interpret and clarify. Argue, is to give the reasons to prove something.
If you see eg a statistical table, read the title carefully, etc values.
If an image shows the elements that compose it. Then interpreted as indicating the year.
SOME ISSUES 1-The world of post-war period. international relations and power centers in the war. Map of Europe in the Cold War. The strategies of the superpowers., The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan.
2-hegemonic Models the contemporary world The capitalist system and the socialist system. Origin, characteristics, contradictions, governance, ideological framework (Liberalism, Marxism)
capitalist countries:
to-1950-1973 The golden age in developed countries.
The Keynesian and welfare state countries
b-1970-1990 of the Keynesian model Neoliberalism. Causes and social consequences of the crisis.
