GUIDE: ASSIGNMENT FOR SOCIAL STUDIES- CAHUTAY G-8

Introduction

Welcome to Grade 8 Social Studies!

This year, we'll be exploring the fascinating world around us. From the stories of the past to the challenges of today. Social Studies is more than just memorizing dates and places; it's about understanding how people and societies have developed and how they interact with each other. This guide will help you navigate the assignments, projects, and activities we'll be doing to build your knowledge and skills.

Get ready to become active learners and responsible citizens!

Task

Task: Exploring the Philippine Revolution

My dear students Grade-8 Students!

Please research the causes, key figures, and consequences of the Philippine Revolution (1896-1898).

Process

My dear students, you will use provided websites (e.g., those of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, academic journals, or reputable online encyclopedias) to gather information. Analyze primary and secondary sources to understand the different perspectives on the revolution.

Create a multimedia presentation (e.g., PowerPoint, Google Slides) including images, maps, and primary source excerpts. Also write a short essay summarizing their findings and reflecting on the significance of the revolution.

YOU GUYS CAN DO IT! GOOD LUCK!!

Evaluation

I. Content (50 points) Accuracy and Completeness:

Is all information presented accurate and factual? (30 points)

Does the presentation cover all aspects of the topic as outlined in the WebQuest? (10 points)

Does the presentation demonstrate a clear understanding of the key concepts and ideas? (10 points)

II. Presentation (30 points) Creativity and Engagement:

Is the presentation visually appealing and engaging? (15 points)

Does the presentation incorporate elements that capture the reader's attention? (15 points)

III. Overall Presentation (20 points):

Is the presentation free of grammatical errors and spelling mistakes? (10 points)

Is the overall presentation well-executed and professional? (10 points)

= 100 POINTS

Conclusion