Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Viva la France

Have you made a significant comment on another student's blog post (due Friday)? I hope you enjoyed Britain and will find exploring France for Monday's class interesting. Please be sure that you are familiar with the key terms and can answer the review questions at the end of the chapter. Your third blog post is due before class on Monday. Can you find something interesting in the news about French politics?

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Rule Britannia

I hope you all had a good time commenting on each other's blog posts (due yesterday), and are going to enjoy exploring Britain for Monday's class. Please be sure that you are familiar with the key terms and can answer the review questions at the end of the chapter. Your second blog post is due before class on Monday. Can you find something interesting in the news about Britain's politics? Be ready for a map quiz, too.

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Roskin, Chapter One

Your assignment, due before class on Wednesday, January 22nd, is to read Chapter 1 of the main textbook, and post to your blog a reading response that includes discussion of and a link to an article or post about a related current event (150 words). Be able to answer the ten review questions on page 21.

In addition, please review your maps to make sure you can ace a quiz on Wednesday.

Have a great long weekend!

Monday, January 6, 2014

Welcome to Into to Comparative Government

Your first dangerous assignment is to create a blog for this class and send me the link. I would prefer that you use blogger.com and that you select a non-dynamic template so that your blog will be easy for everyone to follow. I will link all student class blogs on the sidebar here.  I also recommend that you subscribe to this blog so that you will be alerted to updates and never miss an assignment (see the button on the sidebar). No sweat. If you are sweating, please see me right away. You will be required to blog your reading responses, and technical ineptitude will not be a valid excuse for failing to do the assignment.

Looking forward to exploring the world with you this semester!