📊 Historian Growth Comparison

Students complete the before-and-after historian self-assessment by placing their early position statement beside their current conclusion, then citing primary and secondary sources that changed, strengthened, or complicated their thinking. They write a concise comparison of how their historical question, use of evidence, and judgment about significance over time evolved. To prepare for the next phase, students post their revised final claim and leave sticky-note notes on a mini gallery walk about how each draft exhibit answer connects to the essential question and to their growth as historians.