Students, you made it! (Parents, you did too!) Our studies in World History will proceed at a slightly quicker pace now that you are aware of our ritual, routines and expectations. We will continue our work in the textbook while you continue your research project for the National History Day. Remember, this work is done on your own time, and you should plan to use the public library since ours is only open on Mondays, Tuesdays, and every other Wednesday.
Use your checklist and be careful to be prepaired at the check-in dates. Remember, the process is graded and each checkpoint will impact your 9-weeks grade.
What are Cornell Notes? A simple note-taking method....
- *I'm reflecting on how I've learned how to sort out the main idea and important details while studying and note-taking.
- *I'm leaving at least 5 lines on the bottom of each page for the 6-8 sentence summary of what's on the page.
- *I'm writing paragraph summaries on EACH page of my Cornell notes, using my FRIES.
About Me
- Mrs. Hubbard
- I began teaching 25 short years ago. I've taught at both the high school and middle school level. I moved from Darnell-Cookman to Julia Landon College Prep 4 years ago, and I'm proud to be a Landon Lion!