Havo 2 tto: Reformation and Dutch Revolt - lesson 1

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• Leerjaar 1

Reformation & Dutch Revolt

Lesson 1

Start of the lesson

Sit in your spot

Phone (off/silent) in phonebag

Chewing gum in bin

Books + laptop on table

Menu of the day

Introduction (7 min)

Recap (5 min)

Oriëntation (10 min)

Heresy and the Inquisition (15 min)

Break (3 min)

Humanism (15 min)

End of the lesson (5 min)

Introduction

What is a fast pass?

• How do you feel about those?

Homework

How did it go with the assignment?

What stood out/was special about it?

What is the Renaissance?

Goal

You can explain why criticism of the church grew

Orientation

Turn to page 14-15

• Do exercises 1abc on page 17

Introduction

Let's read together on page 18 (source 1)

Do exercise 1 together

Heresy and the inquisition

Let's read together on page 19

Exercises

Havo + vwo: exercise 3 on page 22

Finished --> stick the piece of paper I give you on your book

Break

Learning questions

How should you answer the learning questions?

• I'm going to give you a piece of paper with the steps you need to follow --> glue this on/in your book

Criticism of the church

Criticism of the Church grew in the 16th century, partly because of humanism

• This is the belief that you should think for yourself (instead of just doing what you are told)

Criticism of the church

Criticism of the Church grew in the 16th century, partly because of humanism

• This is the belief that you should think for yourself (instead of just doing what you are told)

This was made easier because of an important invention

• Which one?

Exercise

Havo + vwo: exercise 4 on page 22

Finished? --> Now make learning question 1

Score the goal: explain why criticism of the church grew

Homework

Make learning question 1 and submit via teams

Learn the key words behind the learning questions

End of the lesson

Have a look around: is the classroom neat and tidy?

No? --> please help me clean it up

Yes? --> sure? --> if it's time you can pull your chair and leave the classroom