How we organize ourselves
Unit 2 - How we organize ourselves
Transdisciplinary Theme
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How we organize ourselves: an inquiry into the interconnectedness of human-made systems and communities; the structure and function of organizations; societal decision-making; economic activities and their impact on humankind and the environment.
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Central Idea
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Humans examine and create systems that organize the world.
Los humanos examinan y crean sistemas que organizan el mundo.
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Key Concepts: Related Concepts
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- Function: Dysfunction
- Form: Structure
- Causation: Systems, Transformation
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Lines of Inquiry
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- Classification and organization (function)
- Function and dysfunction of systems (causation)
- How systems help us understand the world (form)
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Attributes of the Learner Profile
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- Balanced
- Principled
- Thinkers
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Approaches to Learning
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- Thinking - Critical Reflection: What questions do I have now?
- Social - Interpersonal Relationships: Advocate for one’s own rights and needs, and those of others.
- Self-Management - Resilience (I can manage setbacks and challenges in a productive way)
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FCPS Portrait of a Graduate Traits
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- Collaborator
- Goal Directed and Resilient
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FCPS Curriculum by Content Area
Number Systems: Maya, Roman, Arabi, Inca