Mr. Arians

Reminder of CS' schedule in the high school Monday Day 0 (All 8 blocks) Tuesday Day 1 (Blocks 1-4) Wednesday Day 2 (Blocks 5-8) Thursday Day 1 (Blocks 1-4) Friday Day 2 (Blocks 5-8)

Economics students are learning about Equilibrium of Supply and Demand. Test next week! p. 167 #1-5

Contemporary issues students are researching this weeks debate, "Has Racial/Ethnic Oppression declined in America in the past 3 years?"

World History students are starting their Any Topic in History Presentations. They've put a lot of time into this, we will probably be doing presentations well into next week.

Sociology students are finishing up their test today.

Economics students are learning about what causes shifts in supply. p. 145 #1-6

Contemporary Issues students are researching this weeks debate, "Has Racial Oppression Declined in America during the last 3 years?"

World History students are having their last full work day on their any topic in history presentations.

Sociology students are starting their test today.

Economics students are learning about the law of supply. p. 138 #1-7

Contemporary Issues students are debating this weeks debate, "Is the feminist movement actually helping women?"

World History students are working on their Any Topic in History Presentation. I will take a chunk of their work time these blocks to go over how to cite sources in MLA format.

Sociology students are learning about crime, and the criminal justice system in America. Unit 2 test Monday/Tuesday.

Economics students are learning about the different determinants that cause shifts in the demand curve. adding p. 124 #1-6

Contemporary Issues students are researching this weeks debate, "Is the feminist movement actually helping women?"

World History students are having a research day for their Any Topic in History Presentations.

Sociology students are learning about the trial of Paco Larranga as we start to transition into deviance turning into crime. Questions associated with documentary due next block.

Correction. Questions are actually p. 116 #1-5

Economics students are learning about the Elasticity of Demand today. Adding p. 138 #1,2,4-7

Contemporary Issues students are researching this weeks debate, "Is the feminist movement actually helping women?"

World History students are working on their "Any Topic in History" Presentations. Looking at different types of primary sources today.