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Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

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Page 1: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Welcome Back!

Page 2: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

U.S. HistoryO Why study U.S. History?

O Required forgraduation.

O Helps build civicunderstanding

O Helps understand thepresent

O Fun!

Page 3: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Topics StudiedO Unit One: Three Worlds Meet/Colonization and

Settlement O Unit Two: Revolution and the New NationO Unit Three: The U.S. and Illinois ConstitutionO Unit Four: Expansion and Reform O Unit Five: Civil War and Reconstruction O Unit Six: The Development of the Industrial United

States O Unit Seven: The Emergence of Modern America O Unit Eight: The Great Depression and World War II O Unit Nine: Postwar United States O Unit Ten: Contemporary United States

Page 4: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Course ThemesO Six Broad Themes

O CitizenshipO DissentO GovernmentO LaborO Land UseO Population Changes

Page 5: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Materials NeededO The textbook

O United States History by Emma J. Lapansky-Werner, et. al.

O Black or blue ink pen/pencilO NotebookO Unit Packet

Page 6: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

ResponsibilitiesO Complete all assignments on timeO Complete notes each dayO Be sure to see me for any make-up

workO Complete tests and projects

O Come to class ready to learn

Page 7: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

GradingO Grades determined by category weights

O Tests – 35 %O Projects – 25 %O Coursework: 25%O Participation – 5 %O Unit Packets – 10 %

O Grading ScaleO A: 90-100O B: 80-89O C: 70-79O D: 60-69O F: 59 or below

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Three Things

Three people or groups to take care of while in schoolO YourselfO Your classmatesO Your school

Page 9: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Classroom Rules1. Follow all directions2. Be in your seat when the bell rings3. Come prepared to class every day with

notebook, textbook, pen, and ID4. Keep your hands, feet, and objects to

yourself at all times5. Show respect to all by not using

profanity, calling names, bullying, harassing, interrupting, etc. No food or drink is allowed in the classroom.

Page 10: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Consequences

O First infraction: WarningO Second infraction: Last One OutO Third Infraction: Held One Minute

After ClassO Fourth Infraction: Parent CallO Fifth Infraction: Referral to the Dean

Page 11: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

TardyO If you come to class late, the

following steps are taken:O Step One: Warning at predismissalO Step Two: Contact your

parent/guardianO Step Three: Referral to the Dean

Page 12: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Bring Your Own DeviceO Electronic Devices may be used in

the cafeteria and hallways during passing periods.

O At times Electronic devices, including laptops and notebooks may be used

in class. Any usage is at my discretion.O All use must be class-related

Page 13: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

RemindersO I will be using Remind 101 for

reminders this yearO System of texting students and

parents about upcoming eventsO No phone numbers are sharedO Messages cannot be replied to

Page 14: Welcome Back!. U.S. History O Why study U.S. History? O Required for graduation. O Helps build civic understanding O Helps understand the present O Fun!

Remind 101O To receive messages via text,

Text @mrgaughan to (224) 265-5669O To receive messages via email,

Send an email to

[email protected]

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About MeO Mr. Michael GaughanO Email address:

[email protected] 16 years at Bloom High SchoolO 19 years in educationO U.S. History, AP U.S. HistoryO B.A. from Illinois, Masters from

LoyolaO Enjoy studying history for the stories

involved

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LET’S HAVE A GOOD YEAR