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World Religions PreAP World History Mr. Weissler

World Religions PreAP World History Mr. Weissler

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World ReligionsPreAP World HistoryMr. Weissler

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Unit Summary

This lesson will provide important historical background and information over the religions of the world and allow students the opportunity to understand the social implications of these religions in their prospective cultures. In today’s increasingly globalized society, it is important for students to learn about the religion, culture and customs of other places not only to make them well rounded individuals but also to increase their ability to compete in the new global economy.

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Curriculum Framing Questions

Essential QuestionWhat factors influence a cultural group?

Unit QuestionHow did societies produce distinctive religious traditions that helped to define the cultural traits of their civilization?

Content QuestionsWhat are the unique beliefs and characteristics of the major religions?

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Lesson Activity

Students will work in teams to research a specific religion/philosophy, in order to determine its historical origins, central ideas, and how it spread. Students will then present their findings to the rest of the class.

Students may present their findings using a power point presentation or through role playing/skit.

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21st Century Skills

Learning and Innovation SkillsCreativity and Innovation

Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

Communication and Collaboration

Information, Media and Technology Skills

Information Literacy

Media Literacy

ICT (Information, Communications and Technology) Literacy

Students will use different skills depending on which assignment

they choose. Below are some skills that could be used during the

assignments.