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(iii) stimulate study and debate about the decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan; and (iv) provide an ethical framework for future voters to make decisions about war. The lesson plan, which can be adapted for grades 7 - 12, contains classroom exercises, discussion questions with suggested answers, a test with an answer key, essay questions with answer keys describing points to be covered, handouts, and relevant curriculum standards for the eleven most populous states in the U.S. TeachWithMovies.com Learning Guides are used by thousands of teachers as lesson plans. Exclusive "Quick Discussion Questions" help parents stimulate family discussions. Learning Guides feature the following sections:
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To give teachers and parents an idea of the important subject areas covered by the Lesson Plan on Mass Casualties and Making Decisions About War, the first few paragraphs of the Introductory Note are set out below: Introductory Note: Why study the summer of 1945? Historian William Manchester described it as "a kind of historical hinge; ... everything which had been, no longer was, ... and everything that was to be, became." The surprise atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were two of the most important events of that very important time. The complete lesson plan contains discussion and essay questions, Links to the Internet, and Bridges to Reading. The Discussion Questions are divided into three categories: Subject Matter, Social-Emotional Learning, and Moral-Ethical Emphasis. A subscription to TeachWithMovies.com will give teachers access to 300 Learning Guides and lesson plans.Click here to subscribe and make good use of and present children with TWM's Lesson Plan on Mass Casualties and Making Decisions About War. Already a member? Click here. |
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