11th Grade Feminist Theory Lessons

Examine sociological concepts of race and ethnicity, distinguishing between cultural and physical traits and understanding how race is socially constructed. Gain insights into theories such as Conflict Theory and Functionalist Theory to comprehend the development of social inequality and its societal impacts.

Examine various Spanish literary movements illustrated through poetic excerpts, from Romanticism's enchantment with mystery to the feminist expressions in Contemporary works. Learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of these literary periods and enhance their ability to identify key characteristics in poetry.

Explore social theories and approaches such as feminist theory, structural-functionalism, and symbolic interactionism, with a focus on their application in understanding societal structures and issues. Gain the ability to critically analyze these concepts and apply them to real-world scenarios, enhancing comprehension of societal dynamics and human behavior.

Explore the fundamentals of color theory, covering primary, secondary, tertiary, and complementary colors. Develop skills in identifying various color types and understanding their relationships on the color wheel, enhancing the ability to apply these concepts in artistic or design projects.

Investigate the pivotal scientific experiments and theories regarding the origin of life, focusing on the contributions of Pasteur, Oparin, Miller-Urey, Margulis, and Fox. Understand the progression of concepts related to early life and develop critical thinking skills by evaluating scientific evidence.

Investigate the pivotal historical developments that led to the establishment of germ theory and understand its profound impact on modern microbiology. Gain insights into the key experiments and scientific breakthroughs that have shaped knowledge of infectious diseases and hygiene practices. This exploration fosters a comprehensive grasp of the foundational concepts in microbiology, enhancing analytical skills and historical awareness related to medical and scientific advancements.

Understand the principles of VSEPR theory, molecular geometry, and hybrid orbitals. This content enables learners to predict molecular shapes and electron arrangements, enhancing comprehension of the factors that determine molecular geometries.