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- Abstract:
Stuart portrayed virtually all the notable men and women of the Federal period in the U.S., and was declared the Father of American Portraiture by his contemporaries. Stuart portrayed American and European figures, including George Washington, John and Abigail Adams, John Jay, and Robert Liston. In 1805 he painted the Gibbs-Coolidge Set, the only surviving depiction of the first five presidents.
- Subject:
- Arts
- Grade Level:
- Post-secondary
- Collection:
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National Gallery of Art
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What were the distinguishing characteristics of the people of the Deerfield and their relationship with the land as illustrated through changes in lifestyles, economy, and governance? This curriculum is a semester-long course and is comprised of three units:
1. The Colonial Period 1680 – 1720
2. The Federal Period 1780-1820
3. The Progressive Era 1880-1920
Features of the Course:
• The course features an inquiry-based curriculum, based on constructivist learning theory.
• Students will learn to become historians, understanding the historical process by teasing out meaning through the use of historical evidence and conjecture.
• Students practice critical thinking skills.
• Students are actively involved at the center of their learning.
• Students are transcribing and analyzing primary documents.
• Technology integration is an integral part of the curriculum. Students are asked to use technology both as a tool for research and as a tool for creative presentations.
• Students are often assessed by using rubrics. The rubrics provide opportunities for students to self-evaluate their own work prior to submitting it for formal evaluation.
• Students are asked to participate in group work involving cooperative learning strategies.
• Students are continually being asked to write.
• Students have frequent practice using research skills.
• Students are expected to credit their sources of information.
• Students understand the importance of substantiating their statements with sources to corroborate their information/positions.
• Students are using organizational skills when presenting information.
• Students have an opportunity to creatively present their finished work.
• Students are graded using authentic assessments throughout the class.
- Subject:
- Humanities, Social Sciences
- Grade Level:
- Secondary
- Collection:
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Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association
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