WHS.SS.30.C
Interpret and create written, oral, and visual presentations of social studies information.
World History Studies · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2010
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written presentationsoral presentationsvisual presentationssocial studies information
Skills
- interpret (written presentations of social studies information) #dok2
- interpret (oral presentations of social studies information) #dok2
- interpret (visual presentations of social studies information) #dok2
- create (written presentations of social studies information) #dok3
- create (oral presentations of social studies information) #dok3
- create (visual presentations of social studies information) #dok3
Learning Targets
- I can interpret written presentations of social studies information. #dok2
- I can interpret oral presentations of social studies information. #dok2
- I can interpret visual presentations of social studies information. #dok2
- I can create a written presentation that effectively communicates social studies information. #dok3
- I can create an oral presentation that effectively communicates social studies information. #dok3
- I can create a visual presentation that effectively communicates social studies information. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Communicating social studies information effectively requires students to interpret and create presentations in multiple formats.
- Mastery of written, oral, and visual communication enhances understanding and engagement with social studies content.
Essential Questions
- How can I interpret social studies information presented in written, oral, and visual formats?
- What strategies help me communicate social studies ideas effectively in writing, speech, and visuals?
- Why is it important to present social studies information in more than one format?
- How does creating my own social studies presentations deepen my understanding of the content?
- What makes a social studies presentation clear, accurate, and engaging?