IDM: Scaffolded inquiry and enrichment resources
| Inquiry design model (IDM) Blueprint™ | |
|---|---|
| Compelling (Essential) Question | How does America Redux challenge what you have previously learned about the role of race and racism in United States history? |
| Standards and Practices | C3 Framework, Dimension 2 |
| D2.His.2.9–12. Analyze change and continuity in historical eras | |
| D2.His.5.9–12. Analyze how historical contexts shaped and continue to shape people's perspectives | |
| D2.His.6.9–12. Analyze the ways in which the perspectives of those writing history shaped the history that they produced | |
| Staging the Question | Teacher facilitated reading of Chapter 1, “The Good Old Days,” which introduces the concepts of historical revisionism. Answer accompanying questions ( Appendix 1) |
| Supporting Video | |
| How Southern Socialites Rewrote Civil War History | |
| Supporting Documents | |
| The Lost Cause of the Confederacy: Brief History and Key Tenets | |
| Counternarratives: Definition in Ethnic Studies | |
| Inquiry design model (IDM) Blueprint™ | |
|---|---|
| Compelling (Essential) Question | How does |
| Standards and Practices | |
| D2.His.2.9–12. Analyze change and continuity in historical eras | |
| D2.His.5.9–12. Analyze how historical contexts shaped and continue to shape people's perspectives | |
| D2.His.6.9–12. Analyze the ways in which the perspectives of those writing history shaped the history that they produced | |
| Staging the Question | Teacher facilitated reading of Chapter 1, “The Good Old Days,” which introduces the concepts of historical revisionism. Answer accompanying questions ( |
| Supporting Video | |
| Supporting Documents | |
| Supporting question 1 (chapters 4 and 15) | Supporting question 2 (chapters 11 and 14) | Supporting question 3 (chapters 12, 17, and 20) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How has racial discrimination influenced immigration and citizenship policies of the United States government? | How have Native Americans and Native Hawaiians been dispossessed of their land, and what are the effects of these actions today? | How have labor and housing policies in the United States exploited non-White people, and enriched White Americans? | |
| Formative | Formative | Formative | |
| Performance Task | Performance Task | Performance Task | |
| Examine immigration quotas and their relationship to the desired racial makeup of the United States | Describe the causes and consequences of uranium mining on Navajo Nation land | Describe the laws and labor practices that caused the exploitation of Black, Latino, and Asian Americans workers | |
| Analyze arguments for the internment of Japanese Americans and its legacy | Explain how White Americans seized political power in Hawaii and forced its annexation | Examine the origins and legacy of redlining in US housing policy | |
| Featured Sources | Featured Sources | Featured Sources | |
| Document, Johnson-Reed Act, Immigration Quotas | Video, How the US Poisoned the Navajo Nation | Video, Cesar Chavez and the UFW | |
| Video, Convict Leasing, Explained | |||
| Video, Japanese American Internment | Video, The Overthrow of Hawaii | ||
| Maps, Interactive Redlining Maps | |||
| Summative Performance Task | Argument | Construct a visual representation (e.g. poster, pamphlet, artwork,) that discusses the compelling question using specific claims and relevant evidence from historic and/or current sources | |
| Extension | Write a five-paragraph essay that answers the following question | ||
| How has racism influenced United States history? | |||
| Taking Informed Action | Understand: The need for counternarratives about United States history to understand current inequalities in the country | ||
| Assess: Opportunities for additional counternarratives about minoritized groups not discussed in American Redux | |||
| Act: Create a political advertisement/pamphlet/poster that advocates for social change or reparations based on knowledge gained from these counternarratives. For example, what could the U.S. government do to compensate the Navajo Nation for contaminating its water? | |||
| Supporting question 1 (chapters 4 and 15) | Supporting question 2 (chapters 11 and 14) | Supporting question 3 (chapters 12, 17, and 20) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construct a visual representation (e.g. poster, pamphlet, artwork,) that discusses the compelling question using specific claims and relevant evidence from historic and/or current sources | |||
| Write a five-paragraph essay that answers the following question | |||
| How has racism influenced United States history? | |||
| Understand: The need for counternarratives about United States history to understand current inequalities in the country | |||
| Assess: Opportunities for additional counternarratives about minoritized groups not discussed in | |||
| Act: Create a political advertisement/pamphlet/poster that advocates for social change or reparations based on knowledge gained from these counternarratives. For example, what could the U.S. government do to compensate the Navajo Nation for contaminating its water? | |||