This school year has proven to be challenging to educators throughout the country. For one, schools are experience staff and substitute shortages. Then there are other challenges such as providing lessons to quarantining students, and compensating for last year's learning loss.
The DBQ Project is here to help. To help ease the burden on teachers, we have put together some shorter turnkey lessons, which focus primarily on document analysis (and not essay writing). Directions and scaffolding have been embedded, making the lessons easy for teachers to assign and students to complete independently. Also, a document analysis rubric has been added.
Featured Lessons
- Early Jamestown: Why Did So Many Colonists Die? (From American Mini-Qs, Vol 1)
- How Should Andrew Carnegie Be Remembered? (From American Mini-Qs, Vol 2)
- How Did the Nile Shape Ancient Egypt? (From World Mini-Qs, Vol 1)
- Samurai vs Knights: Where the Similarities Greater Than the Differences? (From World Mini-Qs, Vol 2)
- Latin American Independence: Why Did the Creoles Lead the Fight? (From World Mini-Qs, Vol 3)
- Is Gentrification Good for Vancouver's Downtown Eastside? (From Mini-Qs in Geography)
- Is College Worth It? (From Mini-Qs in Economics)
