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Depth and Complexity

Mr. Krupp Depth and Complexity Study Guide

QuestionAnswer
How many layers of depth is there? 8
How many layers of complexity is there? 3
What is layer of depth 1? Language of the Discipline
What is layer of depth 2? Details
What is layer of depth 3? Patterns
What is layer of depth 4? Rules
What is layer of depth 5? Trends
What is layer of depth 6? Unanswered Questions
What is layer of depth 7? Ethics
What is layer of depth 8? Big Ideas
What is layer of complexity 1? Changes/Relationship Over Time
What is layer of complexity 2? Multiple Perspectives
What is layer of complexity 3? Across Disciplines
What is the image of Language of the Discipline? Pair of lips/mouth.
What is the image of Details? Flowers, 8 petals.
What is the image of Patterns? Molecules, circle, lines.
What is the image of Rules? Flowchart, Bracket, Hierarchy.
What is the image of Trends? Stock, Hospital, Seismograph.
What is the image of Unanswered Questions? Questions.
What is the image of Ethics? Rhombus, Black and White.
What is the image of Big Idea? Parthenon, U.S. Supreme Court.
What is the image of Changes/Relationship Over Time? Clock, Past, Present, Future.
What is the image of Multiple Perspectives? Glasses, How to See.
What is the image of Across Disciplines? Across Different Subjects.
What is the notes of Language of the Disciplines? Specialized Vocabulary (Specific to the unit being taught of American History Vocabulary terms), Skill and tasks specific to the discipline, Identification (Person/people, places, objects/artifacts, events)
What is the notes of Details? Elaboration (Provide specific supporting details), Identify Attributes (Analyzing and making connections), Parts, Distinguishing Traits (What makes something what it is), Factors.
What is the notes of Patterns? Identify Reoccurring Elements and Events (Patterns), Order of Events, Predictions.
What is the notes of Rules? Structure (How something is comprised), Classification (Order)m Guidelines (Laws/Acts), Hierarchy/Principles that are visible.
What is the notes of Trends? Factors that causes events (Social, Economic, Political, Geographic [GMAMSPICES]), Patterns of changes over time (Patterns)
What is the notes of Unanswered Questions? Information that is missing, information that is not clear, content yet to be explained.
What is the notes of Ethics? Determine Elements (Prejudice, discrimination, bias), Different points of view, Look at the pros and cons/right and wrong, Value ideas.
What is the notes of Big Ideas? Main ideas of an historical unit of study, summarizing main ideas (No Taxation Without Representation = American Revolution), Determine a rule or general statement (Summarizes information or draws conclusions based on evidence draws from a collections of)
What is the notes of Relationship/Changes Over Time? Describe relationship between past, present, future, Describe relations within a time period, explain how or why things changed or remained the same.
What is the notes of Multiple Perspectives? Discuss multiple perspectives related to an area of study, Explore opposite viewpoints, reflect on advantages of diversity.
What is the notes of Across Disciplines? Relate/Integrate the area of study to include the methodology of other disciplines, examples = Math, art, science.
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