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Some
class days will be devoted to discussion of the assigned
readings. On other days, will listen to a lecture,
during which they will take several pages of notes. These
lectures will be accompanied by PowerPoint slides, projected on an
overhead screen. Slides will contain important terms (names,
events, concepts, and titles of literary works, for example) that every
student should know, as well as statistical tables and other
images.
Before
each test, copies of PowerPoint lecture slides will be posted here. 
THESE SLIDES ARE MERELY STUDY AIDS, AND SHOULD NOT BE USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THOROUGH NOTE-TAKING AND READING.
THESE SLIDES ARE MERELY STUDY AIDS, AND SHOULD NOT BE USED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THOROUGH NOTE-TAKING AND READING.
Students should use their readings or one of the reliable internet sites on Dr. Ditto's list of helpful links to identify any key terms for which they do not have adequate notes.
In addition to being able to define each person, place, idea, or other term, students should be able to
- place each term within the
context of its time period or movement
- explain the relationship
between key terms (especially those on the same slide or within the
same series of lectures or readings)
- give a sense of the overall IMPACT or SIGNIFICANCE of each
In
order to view the
lecture slides below, the computer you are using must have the Adobe
Acrobat
Reader installed. If yours doesn't, you can easily download one
FREE by clicking here
.
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Dr. Ditto