Instead lieu of a quiz, you must write your response to BOTH the "Key Points" and "Terms to Remember" prompts, below. Your response must be typed, double-spaced, and turned in on a separate paper.
KEY POINTS 1. Choose ONE of the key points listed on page 211 in the Theory of Knowledge textbook. Copy it in “quotes” as the topic of your paper. 2. “What does it say?”
Read the corresponding sub-chapter that explores the topic. Copy one piece of text that best illustrates the topic. 3. “What does it mean?”
Summarize the text by restating it in your own words. 4. “What does it mean to the world?”
Explain how the topic helps us understand human nature, the natural world, and/or abstract thoughts. Consider how it might impact or connnect with other Areas of Knowledge and Ways of Knowing.
TERMS TO REMEMBER 1. Choose TWO of the Terms to Remember on page 211 OR choose ONE Term + ONE of the concepts we explored in class (according to our notes.) 2. “What does it say?”
Read the corresponding sub-chapter that explores the topic. Copy the piece of text that first mentions the Term OR find a source of text that explains the concept in class. 3. “What does it mean?”
Summarize the text by restating it in your own words. 4. “What does it mean to the world?”
Explain how the topic helps us understand human nature, the natural world, and/or abstract thoughts. Consider how it might impact or connnect with other Areas of Knowledge and Ways of Knowing.
The Wrap - Up of Math
Instead lieu of a quiz, you must write your response to BOTH the "Key Points" and "Terms to Remember" prompts, below. Your response must be typed, double-spaced, and turned in on a separate paper. KEY POINTS
1. Choose ONE of the key points listed on page 211 in the Theory of Knowledge textbook. Copy it in “quotes” as the topic of your paper.
2. “What does it say?”
Read the corresponding sub-chapter that explores the topic. Copy one piece of text that best illustrates the topic.
3. “What does it mean?”
Summarize the text by restating it in your own words.
4. “What does it mean to the world?”
Explain how the topic helps us understand human nature, the natural world, and/or abstract thoughts. Consider how it might impact or connnect with other Areas of Knowledge and Ways of Knowing.
TERMS TO REMEMBER
1. Choose TWO of the Terms to Remember on page 211 OR choose ONE Term + ONE of the concepts we explored in class (according to our notes.)
2. “What does it say?”
Read the corresponding sub-chapter that explores the topic. Copy the piece of text that first mentions the Term OR find a source of text that explains the concept in class.
3. “What does it mean?”
Summarize the text by restating it in your own words.
4. “What does it mean to the world?”
Explain how the topic helps us understand human nature, the natural world, and/or abstract thoughts. Consider how it might impact or connnect with other Areas of Knowledge and Ways of Knowing.