This is a unit lesson created by Christine Fryer after visiting Japan with the Japan Society in 2004. Teachers spent four months studying Tokugawa Japan and then visited the country. This has multidisciplinary lesson plans and lends itself well to various levels. Depending on the level of the class, teachers can differentiate according to their student's needs.
Geography/Culture/Government/Religion of Tokugawa Japan with visuals.
This unit may be well done, but you have to use a specific curriculum for it to flow. One option for the purchaser would be to revamp the lesson plans to fit your social studies text. Another would be to locate reading to match the information in this unit. If the saler had included reading passages, it would be much more usable.
February 14, 2010
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I have been teaching for nine years. My educational background includes a B.A. in Political Science from Bates College. I have a Juris Doctor and a Masters Degree in Secondary Social Studies. I teach in New York City public schools. I have also taught in South Korea. I teach Global History I-IV and I am currently teaching AP World History.
