Archive for IGCSE History 10B

Apr
15
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on April 15, 2013

CE, Activity One Period 6: Given your understanding of the assassination of PM Patrice Lumumba of the newly independent Congo in 1961, read the handout “The United Nations and the Congo” (on my desk) and write a similar timeline to the actions or steps that the UN took in the crisis as you did with the UN involvement in the Korean War.  Activity Two Period 7: Answer the questions on your own for the sample Paper 1 Section A 8 a-c on IB Answer Sheet paper using blue or black pen.  HW: Finish the question for homework if you didn’t have enough time in class, we will go over it with markschemes on Thursday.

Apr
11
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on April 11, 2013

CE, quick review of the UN in the Korean Conflict reading and discussion on how successful were they? Intro to the Congo and the role of the UN in the 1960′s Crisis, using the film clip on PM Lumumba and who was responsible for his assassination?

Apr
08
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on April 8, 2013

CE, Introduction to the UNO, aims and organization, investigative research using the UNO site and the question sheet sent to you.  Review the Korean War again and look at the role of the UN in that conflict using handout. HW: continue working on your study calendar for all three papers.

Mar
22
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 22, 2013

CE, Reiterating what the IGCSE Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 4 are going to cover and what day there are on, prioritizing topics to set up study schedule calendar and do a little review and getting your notes together.  Final wrap up of Gorbachev using a graphic organizer.  Have a wonderful and relaxing spring break.

Mar
21
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 21, 2013

CE, Looking at Gorbachev’s aims and policies, how responsible was he for the fall of the Soviet Union?  Setting up a study schedule calendar.

Mar
18
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 18, 2013

CE, hand back 8(c) marked questions on which posed a greater threat to the Soviet control of Eastern Europe Solidarity or the uprising in Czechoslovakia in 1968?  Be able to support your marking with the markschemes.  Gorbachev’s policies of glasnost and perestroika, and the break up of the Soviet Union.  Outline of the time period, clip of Gorbachev,

Mar
14
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 14, 2013

CE, Finish up Solidarity and compare with Hungary 1956 and Czechoslovakia 1968 as to which was a more serious threat to Soviet Control of Eastern Europe.  Quick 15 minute writing exercise and to be peer graded for  Monday’s class.  Remember that you need to be responsible and not lose someone else’s paper, and provide support for the marks that it received.

Mar
11
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 11, 2013

CE, Understanding the significance of Solidarity using specific vocabulary, hand back Mock Exams with markschemes and write reflections for each.  HW: new reading on Poland-what were the origins of Solidarity.

Mar
07
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 7, 2013

CE, reading on The End of the Cold War, focus on Solidarity and Poland.

Mar
04
Filed Under (IGCSE History 10B) by on March 4, 2013

CE, Back to the Soviet Satellites, and the end of the Cold War.  Quick review of the first three topics (1) Hungarian Uprising 1956 (2) Building of the Berlin Wall 1961, (3) Prague Spring 1968, Brezhnev Doctrine in a jigsaw activity. HW: reading packet The End of the Cold War for Thursday.