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Websites, Presentations & Articles for Globalization

• The Four World Zones (Big History Project PDF)
• Timeline: Expansion & Interconnection (Big History Project Timeline)
• China: The First Great Divergence (Big History Project PDF)
• The Big Era 6: Global Convergence (UCLA, World History For Us All Google Slides)
• Big Era 6: Global Convergence, 1400-1600 CE (UCLA website)
• The Age of Adventure of 3 Explorers (Big History Project PDF)
• The Age of Exploration: Exploring the Explorers (Google Slides)
• Italian Explorer: Marco Polo (Big History Project)
• Chinese Explorer: Zheng He (Big History Project)
• Islamic Scholar & Explorer: Ibn Battuta (Big History Project)
• When Humans Became Inhumane: The Atlantic Slave Trade (Big History Project)
• The Columbian Exchange: A History of Disease, Food and Ideas (PDF)
• Columbian Exchange - Reading (PDF)
• Columbian Exchange Map (image of movement of species, etc.)
• Explorers by Time period
• Age of Exploration Maritime Museum
• Mr. Nussbaum’s History - Explorers
• History.com - Exploration​
• Age of Exploration student video  (a student’s video project)
• Age of Exploration - 1500 as a Turning Point - Reading (PDF)
• ​Investigating the Consequences of the Columbian Exchange (BHP, PDF)

Student Case Studies for Pros/cons of Globalization & impacts:

Advocacy Fair - Student Exemplar Projects

• The Nenets of Siberia (Advocacy Website)
• The Nukak of Colombia (Advocacy Website)
• Tibet (Advocacy Website)
• The San Bushmen (Advocacy Website)
• The San (Choose Your Own Adventure online game)

Unit 4: Intro to marginalized voices in history

Helpful resources for research

• Research & Note-taking Tips (Google Slides)
• Guiding/Supporting Research Guidelines Tips for developing better research questions
• Bloom’s Taxonomy sentence starters slides
• Internet Research Tips ( Google doc)
• Research Tools -- you NEED these!!! (trust me)
• Guide to OPVL - Questions to ask about my source to do proper OPVL
• OPVL Tutorial Video - Explanation of what it is (Indiana)​
• MLA citation rules - OWL Purdue University

exemplars & sample student work

• Sample OPVLs - 3 good samples  + 1 non-example (did not meet expectations)

Research Portfolio Exemplars:

• Exemplars - Developing and Evaluating Supporting Questions (Google Doc)
• Exemplars - Research Notes (collection from various research portfolios)
• Exemplar - “Power” Student Research Portfolio

Exemplar Projects

• Corruption Game Simulation (Simulation, 2019)
• Gender Inequality (Global Issues Website, 2019)
• Immigration  (Global Issues Website, 2019)
• The Nenets of Siberia (Advocacy Website, 2017)
• The Nukak of Colombia (Advocacy Website, 2017)
• Tibet (Advocacy Website, 2017)
• The San Bushmen (Advocacy Website, 2017)
• The San (Choose Your Own Adventure online game, 2017)

rubrics

• Conceptual Understanding Rubric (for Summative vlog)
• Voices Project Summative Rubric (for Summative Product)
• Final Exam Reflection Rubric
  

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Resources for research topic ideas

• Marginalised Groups (website - student research)
• Elders’ Voices (website)
• Journey to Planet Earth - Youtube Channel w/ Matt Damon
• Building Culturally Inclusive Classrooms (book)
• Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong, Howard Zinn (website with excerpts; controversial, good for socratic discussions of how history is told and missing/misrepresented voice)
• Claiming Place: On the Agency of Hmong Women (Book, located on JSTOR, consider CH. 1 “Rewriting Hmong Women in Western Text”)
• “The Burden of Historical Representation:The Case For/Of Indigenous Film” (article on JSTOR)
• I am Malala
• African Postcolonial Imagination and the Moral Challenges of Our Times (Book Chapter, JSTOR)
• Women’s (Missing) History Month
• 10 Unforgettable Stories History Forgot
• Finding Black History’s Lost Stories
• “The Environmental Injustice of the Arctic Refuge”
• History’s Win-Win for the Marginalized (article, Washington Post)
• For Years Marginalized, Gay History is Front and Center (article, IndyStar)
• Representing Marginalized Voices in Historical Fiction and Fantasy - Interview of Authors (article with interview, Strange Horizons)
• Historical Misrepresentation (list with links)
• When History on the Screen Doesn’t Match History in the books (Forbes)
• Historical Revisionism/Negationism (Project Gutenberg Self-Publishing Press)
• “How American Women Gained, Lost and are Regaining Their Collective Voice”(Vox)
• An Inconvenient Youth: the vibrant untold story of the global youth climate movement
• Delores Huerta: America’s forgotten activist

• How Revisionist History Works (HowStuffWorks web article)
• History and Crossover Practices: Making Marginalized Stories Visible (article)
• “Who Gets to Tell Other People’s Stories?” (Article, NYTimes)
• The Trouble with Being a Voice for the Voiceless (article, RelevantMagazine)
• When History on the Screen Doesn’t Match History in the Books (Forbes)
• TEDTalk: What if gentrification was about healing communities instead of displacing them? (issue of fair access to housing for urban poor--told from the perspective/voice of urban poor)

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