Launch
Launch
Students will launch the civil disobedience inquiry by analyzing competing historical frames, identifying bias and omission, learning a shared source-analysis routine, and producing an initial evidence-based claim that sets up later research and argument writing.
Days 1 - 6
Take A Position
Take A Position
Students will test an initial stance on whether civil disobedience is morally justified by analyzing competing claims, tracing bias and perspective across cases, and drafting a one-page position supported by early evidence, warrants, and source leads they will investigate in later phases.
Days 7 - 16
Research And Sort
Research And Sort
Students will gather and evaluate a balanced set of primary and secondary sources, identify bias and omissions across accounts of civil disobedience, and organize evidence into supports, partly supports, and challenges so they can carry stronger claims and counterclaims into the next phase of argument building.
Days 17 - 26
Build Argument Map
Build Argument Map
Students will turn their collected evidence into a defensible historical argument by organizing claims and sub-claims, selecting the strongest supporting and challenging sources, writing clear warrants, and planning fair counterarguments and rebuttals. They will test their reasoning through structured discussion, peer critique, revision, and a phase-end argument map checkpoint that prepares them for full draft writing.
Days 27 - 36
Revise With Peers
Revise With Peers
Students will strengthen their historical argument essays through targeted mini-lessons, structured peer critique, revision cycles, and a polished draft checkpoint. They will improve warrants, source use, bias analysis, and counterargument quality while preparing to defend their position with clearer evidence and reasoning.
Days 37 - 45
Defend Public Position
Defend Public Position
Students will refine and defend their historical argument in a live public-defense format by rehearsing responses to counterarguments, strengthening warrants with evidence, presenting to an audience, and reflecting on how evidence and critique complicated or sharpened their position on civil disobedience.
Days 46 - 54
Showcase
Showcase
Students will finalize and publicly present their strongest evidence-based argument about civil disobedience, use source analysis and perspective notes to defend their claims before an authentic audience, respond to counterarguments with evidence and fair concessions, and reflect on how bias and multiple perspectives shaped their final understanding.
Days 55 - 60
Launch
Days 1–6
Day 1
πΌοΈ Civil Disobedience Sorting Walk
Launch
50m
Day 2
π Textbook vs Zinn Source Lens
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 3
π Foundations Annotation Bootcamp
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 4
π§ Patterns Across Resistance Timeline
Project Work
50m
Day 5
π¬ Claim and Warrant Peer Round
Deliverable
50m
Day 6
β
Source Analysis Entry Checkpoint
Assessment
50m
Take A Position
Days 7–16
Day 7
βοΈ Four Corners Civil Disobedience
Launch
50m
Day 8
π§ Bias Moves in Zinn and Textbook
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 9
π CER and Warrants Mini-Workshop
Knowledge/Skill Building
45m
Day 10
π Case Set Source Sprint
Research
50m
Day 11
πΊοΈ Continuity and Change Timeline Cards
Project Work
50m
Day 12
ποΈ Seminar on Justified Resistance
Project Work
50m
Day 13
π One-Page Position Draft
Deliverable
50m
Day 14
π Feedback Round on Position Drafts
Deliverable
50m
Day 15
π οΈ Revision Lab and Source Leads
Project Work
45m
Day 16
β
Position Memo Checkpoint
Assessment
50m
Research And Sort
Days 17–26
Day 17
π§ Source Credibility Moves
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 18
π Foundational Documents Close Read
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 19
ποΈ Research Log Setup
Knowledge/Skill Building
40m
Day 20
π Balanced Source Hunt
Research
100m
Day 21
Day 22
βοΈ Perspective Sorting Board
Project Work
50m
Day 23
π§© Counterevidence Conference
Project Work
50m
Day 24
π Annotated Evidence Packet
Deliverable
60m
Day 25
π€ Evidence Packet Peer Critique
Project Work
50m
Day 26
πͺ Research Gate Check
Assessment
50m
Build Argument Map
Days 27–36
Day 27
π§ Essay Claim Ladder
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 28
π§© Source Credibility Sort
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 29
π οΈ Warrant Writing Mini-Lab
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 30
πΊοΈ Civil Disobedience Argument Map
Project Work
100m
Day 31
Day 32
βοΈ Counterclaim Rebuttal Workshop
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 33
π Two-Peer Logic Tuning
Deliverable
50m
Day 34
π Across-Eras Pattern Notes
Research
50m
Day 35
π Argument Blueprint Packet
Deliverable
50m
Day 36
β
Argument Map Checkpoint
Assessment
50m
Revise With Peers
Days 37–45
Day 37
π§ Warrant Repair Mini-Lesson
Knowledge/Skill Building
45m
Day 38
π Citation and Credibility Tune-Up
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 39
π£οΈ Peer Critique on Essay Logic
Project Work
50m
Day 40
βοΈ Revision Sprint for Counterevidence
Project Work
50m
Day 41
βοΈ Perspective and Bias Check
Knowledge/Skill Building
45m
Day 42
π Second Peer Round on Polished Draft
Deliverable
50m
Day 43
π§± Comparative Pattern Bridge
Project Work
45m
Day 44
π Polished Draft Submission
Assessment
60m
Day 45
π€ Defense Notes and Objection Cards
Deliverable
45m
Defend Public Position
Days 46–54
Day 46
π€ Defense Moves With Evidence Cards
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 47
π§ Perspective Traps And Bias Responses
Knowledge/Skill Building
50m
Day 48
ποΈ Comparative Defense Board Build
Project Work
50m
Day 49
π Two-Peer Defense Clinic
Deliverable
50m
Day 50
π Question Bank And Rebuttal Log
Research
50m
Day 51
ποΈ Mock Panel Under Cross-Examination
Project Work
50m
Day 52
π οΈ Revision Sprint For Oral Defense
Deliverable
50m
Day 53
ποΈ Symposium Roundtable Defense
Community Experience
50m
Day 54
βοΈ Nuance Reflection After Defense
Assessment
50m
Showcase
Days 55–60
Day 55
π§ Symposium Board Final Check
Launch
45m
Day 56
π£οΈ Two-Peer Defense Tune-Up
Project Work
50m
Day 57
πΌοΈ Civil Disobedience Symposium Setup
Deliverable
35m
Day 58
π€ Public Panel Defense
Community Experience
50m
Day 59
π Final Argument Portfolio
Assessment
50m
Day 60
π Perspective Shift Reflection
Assessment
45m
September 2026
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
28
Day 1
Launch
πΌοΈ Civil Disobedience Sorting Walk
29
Day 2
π Textbook vs Zinn Source Lens
30
Day 3
π Foundations Annotation Bootcamp
1
Day 4
π§ Patterns Across Resistance Timeline
2
Day 5
π¬ Claim and Warrant Peer Round
October 2026
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
5
Day 6
β
Source Analysis Entry Checkpoint
6
Day 7
Take A Position
βοΈ Four Corners Civil Disobedience
7
Day 8
π§ Bias Moves in Zinn and Textbook
8
Day 9
π CER and Warrants Mini-Workshop
9
Day 10
π Case Set Source Sprint
12
Day 11
πΊοΈ Continuity and Change Timeline Cards
13
Day 12
ποΈ Seminar on Justified Resistance
14
Day 13
π One-Page Position Draft
15
Day 14
π Feedback Round on Position Drafts
16
Day 15
π οΈ Revision Lab and Source Leads
19
Day 16
β
Position Memo Checkpoint
20
Day 17
Research And Sort
π§ Source Credibility Moves
21
Day 18
π Foundational Documents Close Read
22
Day 19
ποΈ Research Log Setup
23
Day 20
π Balanced Source Hunt
26
Day 21
27
Day 22
βοΈ Perspective Sorting Board
28
Day 23
π§© Counterevidence Conference
29
Day 24
π Annotated Evidence Packet
30
Day 25
π€ Evidence Packet Peer Critique
November 2026
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
2
Day 26
πͺ Research Gate Check
3
Day 27
Build Argument Map
π§ Essay Claim Ladder
4
Day 28
π§© Source Credibility Sort
5
Day 29
π οΈ Warrant Writing Mini-Lab
6
Day 30
πΊοΈ Civil Disobedience Argument Map
9
Day 31
10
Day 32
βοΈ Counterclaim Rebuttal Workshop
11
Day 33
π Two-Peer Logic Tuning
12
Day 34
π Across-Eras Pattern Notes
13
Day 35
π Argument Blueprint Packet
16
Day 36
β
Argument Map Checkpoint
17
Day 37
Revise With Peers
π§ Warrant Repair Mini-Lesson
18
Day 38
π Citation and Credibility Tune-Up
19
Day 39
π£οΈ Peer Critique on Essay Logic
20
Day 40
βοΈ Revision Sprint for Counterevidence
23
Day 41
βοΈ Perspective and Bias Check
24
Day 42
π Second Peer Round on Polished Draft
25
Day 43
π§± Comparative Pattern Bridge
26
Day 44
π Polished Draft Submission
27
Day 45
π€ Defense Notes and Objection Cards
December 2026
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
30
Day 46
Defend Public Position
π€ Defense Moves With Evidence Cards
1
Day 47
π§ Perspective Traps And Bias Responses
2
Day 48
ποΈ Comparative Defense Board Build
3
Day 49
π Two-Peer Defense Clinic
4
Day 50
π Question Bank And Rebuttal Log
7
Day 51
ποΈ Mock Panel Under Cross-Examination
8
Day 52
π οΈ Revision Sprint For Oral Defense
9
Day 53
ποΈ Symposium Roundtable Defense
10
Day 54
βοΈ Nuance Reflection After Defense
11
Day 55
Showcase
π§ Symposium Board Final Check
14
Day 56
π£οΈ Two-Peer Defense Tune-Up
15
Day 57
πΌοΈ Civil Disobedience Symposium Setup
16
Day 58
π€ Public Panel Defense
17
Day 59
π Final Argument Portfolio
18
Day 60
π Perspective Shift Reflection