| This will be another short week, due to the celebration of Presidents' Day (George Washington, left) on Monday. Our AP Psychology students will study psychological testing (Chapter 11) all week long. Our AP US History classes will spend the week studying the Age of American Imperialism, Chapter 20. Our AP US Government and Politics students will study elections, Chapter 10, on Monday through Thursday, and on Friday will resume their discussion of current events. |
A.P. U. S. History A. P. Psychology
A. P. U. S. Gov & Pol
For bonus points, students may research
any topic we are studying that week from
the links included on these pages and then
summarize them in a paragraph.
Click here for the Stanislaus County
Library website
Columbia College: Political
Science 10
A. P. U. S. Gov & Pol
For bonus points, students may research
any topic we are studying that week from
the links included on these pages and then
summarize them in a paragraph.
Click here for the Stanislaus County
Library website
Columbia College: Political
Science 10
Related Links:
Social studies students should remain cognizant of current
events. Below are links to some online news sources to assist in
your research: Modesto Bee; MSN; CNN; Time; U. S. News and
World Report; New York Times; Washington Post, The Wall Street
Journal, Psychology Today and Psychology.net
events. Below are links to some online news sources to assist in
your research: Modesto Bee; MSN; CNN; Time; U. S. News and
World Report; New York Times; Washington Post, The Wall Street
Journal, Psychology Today and Psychology.net
| "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana, 1905 |
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A. P. U. S. History: Fri: B: 542-549 and D: 283-291; Tue: 549-562; Fri:
B: 564-572
A. P. Psychology: Fri: Chapter 11 Vocabulary (due on Wednesday,
20 Feb); Tue: 463-468; Thu: Study for the Chapter 11 vocabulary
quiz on Fri
A. P. Government and Politics: Fri: 309-316; Tue: 316-331; Thu:
Current Event for Friday (gold teams) (Please click on the AP Gov
page for topic assignments.)
B: 564-572
A. P. Psychology: Fri: Chapter 11 Vocabulary (due on Wednesday,
20 Feb); Tue: 463-468; Thu: Study for the Chapter 11 vocabulary
quiz on Fri
A. P. Government and Politics: Fri: 309-316; Tue: 316-331; Thu:
Current Event for Friday (gold teams) (Please click on the AP Gov
page for topic assignments.)
ASSIGNMENTS:
THIS WEEK'S LESSON:
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A. P. U. S. History: Following Friday's test, all this week we shall
study Chapter 20, the Age of American Imperialism.
A. P. Psychology: This week we shall study Chapter 11,
Psychological Testing.
A. P. U. S. Government and Politics: This week we shall study
Chapter 10, American elections, and on Friday, resume our current
events discussions, with the gold teams taking the lead.
study Chapter 20, the Age of American Imperialism.
A. P. Psychology: This week we shall study Chapter 11,
Psychological Testing.
A. P. U. S. Government and Politics: This week we shall study
Chapter 10, American elections, and on Friday, resume our current
events discussions, with the gold teams taking the lead.
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