Week 1
This week, you'll be using the resources provided here to learn about an ongoing world conflict. Together you'll develop a timeline that you'll use individually to examine the events that have happened to inform different perspectives of this dispute.
FORMATIVE:
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
SUMMATIVE:
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Perspectives
Week 2
This week, you'll transfer the research skills you used in Week 1 to do some individual research and analysis on another current world conflict.
FORMATIVE:
Global Conflict: Recipe Card Research Sheet
Week 3
Conflicts in the world today are unique to the people, regions, and situations at hand. This week you'll consider conflict resolution strategies and apply them to the world conflict that you researched in Week 2 to develop a Recipe for Resolution.
SUMMATIVE:
Recipe Card for Peace (Instructions)
WHO is involved directly in this conflict?
WHO is supporting the two sides of this conflict? (Other countries or groups for example, organizations)
WHAT does each side want to accomplish?
WHEN have certain events taken place over time to fuel the conflict between these two nations/groups. Determine as many key events as you can to help you understand the depth of the conflict.
WHERE has this conflict generally occurred? Is it a particular area with resources, access to trade, cultural issues cross paths, etc.
WHY are the two sides (or more than two sides) of this conflict at odds? Are their values or goals that are at conflict with each other.
WHAT attempts have been made to resolve this conflict? Describe attempts at conflict resolution and/or if there has been an escalation of the conflict.
SHARED RESOURCES
for exploring global conflict and resolution
Sponsored by Center for Preventative Action, an agent of the Council on Foreign Relations, this site serves as "an interactive guide to ongoing conflicts around the world of concern to the United States." Offers background information and resources for better understanding each conflict." Filter by region and/or cause of dispute (civil war, territory, etc.).
This library database carries focused resources that will help you explore global issues. The news sources provided represent publications and broadcast from all regions of the world, allowing you to view events from a variety of perspectives.
ACLED
(Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project)
The project gathers and evaluates data related to world wide conflicts. Check out these features:
Our World in Data: War & Peace
This interactive data set offers perspective on the impact of war, over time.
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