June 8-12 Week At A Glance Post WW2 & Cold War

Hello everyone.

I hope you all had a fantastic weekend :) It was so great to see a few of you last week live in class on site.

This week we will be completing an assignment re: Post WW2 & the Cold War

The assignment for this week can be found in Teams > General > Assignments > Assignment 10 Post WW2 & Cold War

This assignment) is Due June 12th Friday by 10am please. 

(You will note that all assignments have a final deadline of June 15th 2020 - this is due to the fact that Teams hides all past due assignments if a long term date is not set). 

As a reminder, our live class this week will be held on Friday June 12th online on Teams at 12 noon. 

Should you choose to voluntarily attend school this week please note that no additional content will be provided for SS10 on site. However, we will be having some current event discussions as we did last week on site for Group B.

Time in class will be utilized primarily for project completion and for you to receive additional assistance from me re: assigned online work; should you so require.

If you choose to attend voluntary on site classes, please bring your own laptop (if you have one) and headset as limited numbers will be available for class use during our on site class time.

Please also note: Social Distancing Policies will be implemented and enforced while on site.

As always please feel free to email me at ahathorn@sd19.bc.ca with any questions and or tag me with your questions in the Discussion Channel inside Teams.

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