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6th Grade · Social Studies · US-IA-SS

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6 lessons
Advanced Academic Revision and Peer Review
Master deep academic revision, peer feedback integration, and prose refinement for scholarly manuscripts.
2
7 lessons
Advanced Historical Investigation and Disciplinary Citation (Grades 9-10)
Conduct rigorous historical inquiries by evaluating conflicting evidence, synthesizing quantitative and qualitative data, and mastering formal citation and academic integrity standards.
3
9 lessons
Advanced Scholarly Essay Structure and Rhetorical Craft (Grades 11-12)
Master collegiate-level argumentative writing by crafting complex multi-variable theses, structuring evidentiary hierarchies, managing counterarguments, and sustaining rigorous academic tone.
4
7 lessons
Advanced Synthesis, Style, and Revision in Disciplinary Writing
Refine academic style and transitions, synthesize intricate socio-economic systems and historical case studies, and revise drafts for scholarly depth and accuracy.
5
9 lessons
Advanced Textual Citation and Central Idea Development (Grades 9–10)
Cite textual evidence attending to date, origin, and provenance, and trace the intricate development of central ideas in complex texts.
6
10 lessons
Analyzing Processes and Procedures in Social Studies Texts (Grades 6–8)
Identify and explain key multi-step procedural and causal processes in political science, civics, economics, and geography.
7
5 lessons
Applied Legal, Geopolitical, and Historiographical Analysis (Grades 11-12)
Apply high-level analytical frameworks to construct appellate legal briefs, evaluate foreign policy doctrines, and critique evolving historiographical paradigms.
8
10 lessons
Author Point of View, Bias, and Fact vs. Opinion (Grades 6–8)
Identify author point of view, loaded language, and bias, distinguishing facts from opinions and reasoned judgments.
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9 lessons
Causation, Correlation, and Chronology in History (Grades 9–10)
Analyze complex historical causal chains and distinguish whether earlier events directly caused later ones or merely preceded them.
10
11 lessons
Citing Textual Evidence and Summarizing Historical Sources (Grades 6–8)
Cite specific textual evidence from primary and secondary sources and craft objective summaries distinct from prior knowledge.
11
8 lessons
Complex Multi-Source Synthesis and Discrepancy Reconciliation (Grades 11–12)
Integrate primary and secondary sources into a coherent understanding of historical events while identifying, analyzing, and explaining discrepancies among accounts.
12
9 lessons
Complex Structural Deconstruction of Foundational Texts (Grades 11–12)
Analyze in detail how complex primary sources are structured, explaining how sentences, paragraphs, and sections contribute to the whole.
13
9 lessons
Corroborating Primary and Secondary Sources (Grades 6–8)
Analyze the relationship between primary and secondary sources on the same topic and synthesize multi-source evidence.
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8 lessons
Corroborating, Challenging, and Evaluating Historical Claims (Grades 11–12)
Evaluate an author's premises, claims, and evidence by corroborating or challenging them against external historical data and primary documentation.
15
7 lessons
Cross-Disciplinary Academic Synthesis and Scholarly Review (Grades 11-12)
Synthesize multi-disciplinary phenomena with objective academic tone, author formal abstracts and conclusions, and conduct rigorous peer evaluations.