Lesson Observation Critique - Living History Tour

Course Observation Review Course Description I observed the historic journey of the desert Queen Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park. The purpose of the trip was to show the life and work of the height of the pasture in 1939. For this purpose, two park rangers led the trip. The first ranger explained about the tour and provided background information. The second farm seems to be in 1939. To begin the itinerary, the first ranger offered some background knowledge on pasture land and how it fell to the National Park Service.

One lesson I can observe is the project. In the project, there are about 2 to 3 people in the group creating the map. The teacher explains the state of life in history and students will add it to their village. It is amazing! The students had a wonderful time, this is a very different project I have never seen before! It helps students to understand what happened then, how villages were formed, and why they were there, why they were built. However, two defects were found in the course. The map is wonderful, but as there are no size restrictions and color codes, it is hard to understand whether everything is on the map, it is confusing. If I want to go to class, I will confirm that there is a color key (textile factory is blue, tree is green, factory is orange, well is blue, road is black).

Course Description This course is a history tour of Desert Queen Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park. The purpose of the trip was to show the peak living and work of the pasture in 1939. For this purpose, two park rangers were used on this trip. One explained the tour and the other used meadow as pasture in 1939. - Infinite thought, body: thinking about evolving self philosophers has been thinking about individual identity for thousands of years. But regardless of whether it is a soul, an aggregate of all the experience, or nothing else, there is no general agreement on those who really make us real. Personally, I propose that socialization of families and schools has the greatest influence on individual identity.