Introduction
This study guide has been created to increase student enjoyment and understanding of The European World, 400-1450. It has been developed to help students access the text. As they do so, they can learn history and the social sciences and improve reading, language arts, and study skills.
The study guide offers a wide variety of interactive exercises to support every chapter. Parents or other family members can participate in activities labeled "With a Parent or Partner. Adults can help in other ways, too. One important way is to encourage students to create and use a history journal as they work through the exercises in the guide. The journal can simply be an off-the-shelf notebook or three-ring binder used only for this purpose. Some students might like to customize their journals with markers, colored paper, drawings, or computer graphics. No matter what it looks like, a journal is a student's very own place to organize thoughts, practice writing, and make notes on important information. It will serve as a personal report of ongoing progress that your child's teacher can evaluate regularly When completed, it will be a source of satisfaction and accomplishment for your child.
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