10th Grade Presidents' Day Presentations

Analyze the Progressive Era by examining the successes and failures of Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson, focusing on their policies and political strategies. Develop skills in policy impact analysis and political strategy evaluation.

Explore the key roles and powers of the U.S. President, focusing on executive leadership, military command, ceremonial responsibilities, and diplomatic functions. Gain insight into how the presidency influences national and international affairs, emphasizing strategic decision-making and its impact on global diplomacy and governance.

Examine how presidents utilize myths and media to engage with the public and analyze the effects of these communications on public perception and historical narratives. Aim to develop a deeper understanding of the strategies employed in presidential messaging and their influence on shaping collective memory and societal views. Enhance skills in critical analysis and interpretation of political communications.

Investigate the multifaceted roles of a President in governance, focusing on executing laws and influencing legislation. Gain insights into how these responsibilities affect both national and global policies. Understand the profound impact these roles have on shaping policy outcomes and governance dynamics.

Analyze the policies and impacts of Presidents during the Progressive Era, focusing on successes and challenges of domestic policies. Develop an understanding of how these policies shaped society, identifying key reforms and their effectiveness. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills through the examination of historical context and outcomes.