Where do you direct students to source other historical events to complete the contextualization activity? I am finishing this activity tomorrow, and while I know some of the information can be found in the resources from this lesson, I want to be able to point them to other locations to find information. Do you use specific websites or online timelines?
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Megan Suits I found the Crash Course video on Mansa Musa to be incoherent. If I had to do it again, I would skip it and just use these two sources: National Geographic and Britanica.
National Geographic Mansa Musa
I also found the Contextualization tool to be overly complicated for students. I would like to use a simpler one; when I was teaching AP, there was a simpler one in one of the AP Classroom videos.
Does anyone have a simpler tool?
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Megan Suits I found the Crash Course video on Mansa Musa to be incoherent. If I had to do it again, I would skip it and just use these two sources: National Geographic and Britanica.
National Geographic Mansa Musa
I also found the Contextualization tool to be overly complicated for students. I would like to use a simpler one; when I was teaching AP, there was a simpler one in one of the AP Classroom videos.
Does anyone have a simpler tool?
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Scott Marsden I'd be interested in a simpler contextualization tool. My students have little tolerance for anything that seems like busy work.
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Hi Scott,
I have used the SHEG version of primary sources about whether or Mansa Musa was the richest person ever. The documents there are typically adapted, and there is a Spanish version of the activity as well.
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Thank you Daniel. The SHEG version is actually a great lesson