Unit 3: Singapore during the Turbulent Years
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Singapore: From settlement to city-state
- Throughline: How did Singapore develop into what it is today?
- Generative Topic: The Turbulent Years, 1942-1965
- World War II and its impact on Singapore
- Political and social unrest in the 1950s:
- communist-led riots and strikes;
- Maria Hertogh riots
- Struggle for self-government
- Merger and separation
- reasons for merger in 1963
- reasons for separation in 1965
- independence, 1965
- Understanding Goals:
- Term 3 Week 7
- What were the political, economic and social impact of Japanese Occupation on Singapore?
- Term 3 Week 8
- Why were there political and social unrest in the 1950s?
- Term 3 Week 9
- What were the contributions of the leaders in Singapore’s struggle for self-government and independence through merger?
- Term 3 Week 10
- Why did merger and separation of Singapore from Malaysia take place?
- Performances
- Approach:
- Thinking Skills: Evaluating Utility Skills
- NE: No one owes Singapore a living
- EL: Resources are limited and have to be allocated through various mechanisms, including pricing, queuing or rationing
- Activities:
- IT: Singapore: Overcoming the Odds (CDROM); The Singapore Story (CDROM)
- Print: Fortress Singapore: The Battlefield Guide; Images of Singapore from the Japanese Perspective (1868-1941); Japanese Occupation, 1942-1945: A Pictorial Record of Singapore During the War; What If? Post-war Choices in Singapore
- Assignments:
- Workbook pp. 47 to 50.
- Workbook pp. 62-63.
- Workbook pp. 71-72.
- Assessment:
- CA 2 (Term 3 Week 8)
- Source-based Question (35 mins, 18 marks)
- 1 Inference (5)
- 1 Reliability (6)
- 1 Utility (7)
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