How Can I Sign Washington Assignment of Partnership Interest

How can i document type sign assignment of partnership interest washington

right so now we're going to talk about Washington state history now we're gonna pass this class one thing I want to show you guys is the packet we're just going to kind of go over the packet today so in this packet there is two different units unit one is new technologies and industries and for nuclear reservations effects on Indian country and it looks really really long a lot of that is reading and so it although it looks really really intimidating it's it's just a lot of reading unit to the Constitution and government of Washington State you'll see those on page 35 to 45 I'm going to ask that when you do this packet you do them in units so what we're gonna do is we're gonna do all the work for unit 1 and then turn to all the work at one time and then once we're done with that we're going to go to unit 2 and we're going to finish up unit 2 a couple different ways that we can do this you can write it out on a piece of paper and then take a picture of that that's an option for you you can also open up a word document or a Google document or anything that's gonna help you with your typing so you can type and you can do all your work there email it to me either way works so all we're gonna do today is we're gonna be talking about the two different units you know one and unit 2 I'm going to give a super brief explanation about what I want to see from those two units and then we're going to and then yeah then you're gonna turn those into me all right sweet so let's go to unit 1 unit 1 so we're gonna be learning about the Hanford Nuclear Reservation effects on Indian country you're gonna obviously as you read this you can understand and learn more and more and more the Hanford Nuclear Reservation was on Native American affected Native American people and that's going to be our first unit all right so long story short here we go there's an introduction we're talking about the Hanford Nuclear Reservation and how it was a part of nuclear development and again we're gonna learn a lot more about that oh sweet here we go so unit one has four parts plus a unit reflection in each one of those parts essentially is a task right so we'll have four tasks and then unit one will be done okay so a little bit later I'm gonna record some more videos on these tasks but these are the four tasks once these four tasks are done then you can turn those in let's take a quick look at each one of these tasks and then we'll move on to unit yeah then we'll move on to unit 2 all right so part one it looks like it's gonna go from pages three to seven and so we're gonna kind of scroll down here in five here's that here's a task right here port 1 this is gathering background information there's gonna be this is the what we're gonna be filling out and again you can either put it on a piece of paper or you can put it on a piece of paper or you can put it on a word document so for me I've already created a little side word document here and so as I read as I as I research I can put my information on there all right so we're gonna be doing some research and what this really looks like is we're going to be reading and as we read we're gonna find information that we like and that kind of goes towards the assignment and we're going to take that information and put it on you what am i learning about Hanford so different bits of information what do I still want to know things that you stopped questions about okay that's basically unit 1 task 1 we're gonna move on to part 2 or task 2 and this isn't gonna be on page 9 through 30 so let's take a look at that we're going to scroll Scroll scroll sorry is this deep in it's a long scroll here all right part 2 so this kind of explains part 2 of unit 1 an ecologist so somebody who basically researches the land and the environment and the biological so things that are living things that are not living on land as a reporter so somebody who's kind of digging in to the new Hanford Nuclear Reservation and as a tribal representative somebody who has that perspective or the point of view of Native American tribes and the land and then once we get all this information down we're going to put it in that graphic organizer and again just to kind of remind you you can use a word document or you can use just a piece of paper and then take a picture of that either way it works this really again you'll see on page 8 through 30 that's a lot of reading it's a lot of reading so as you go through I'd suggest kind of going through once as an ecologist and then as a reporter and you'll kind of see how I do this if I uh my explanation video so we're gonna jump to page 30 we're actually we're gonna take a quick peek at what's ahead so again you have the perspective of ecologist this kind of breaks down who the ecologist is and what the information they want from the ecologist is point of view here's their source so as you fill out the ecologist portion this is gonna be their source another another source just keep on going let's scroll down to page 30 because we're gonna do this again four times so when I go to page 30 again a lot of reading as you read you're gonna pick up the most important information that goes with these questions here for each of the four perspectives four points of view keep on going looking for page so this again this is part three so task three of unit one and you're going to create a organizer so this can create visual pictures symbols arrows so you couldn't see the different information background information this is just the basic information what should people know about the situation ecologists we learned about we're going to learn about them reporters somebody who researches and reports on things and then obviously from the Native American perspective which is incredibly important for this unit the very last thing that we're gonna do is we're gonna write a little one pager and what I mean by one pager effect here you go what I mean by one pager is we're going to state a claim about people's use of in the environment so a one-sentence claim saying that this is that a walk sale well dive into detail in the actual video we're going to provide background on your claim and you remember all that research on all those notes right it helps feed all this information so it really kind of builds on top of each other until you have unit one done evidence again well that's what we're going to be compiling providing reasons that's where you come in and your your your analysis and then making sure that we're citing our sources so as you go through your information make sure to cite your sources and then that will be unit one reflection that'll be done that'll be in fact here you go here is the one-page report so that's kind of an outline and that's that's all you really need to do unit reflection so after we get done with the one-page report I'm gonna ask you do a unit one reflection and this is basically just your thoughts why should I care about this issue and then kind of basically some of those some of the learning you can show evidence that some of the learning that you've had next we gonna go into unit 2 unit 2 is about politics and government and how its organized and you can see again there's a couple points there's there's there's four parts and then a little reflection so in this case it's pages 36 to 46 it's a lot shorter it seems a lot shorter the first unit obviously is just because there's so much research and there's so much reading involved so we're gonna go down and take a quick peek at this part one the purpose of government this is gonna be our guiding question so we're gonna be talking about government what is it you know you've seen different parts of government how does it actually work in the real world what is it all about how does it organized things of that nature so this is where you're going to be putting down your ideas in the information wouldn't be talking about again different bits of information from your perspective so here you go lesson simulation lesson Island you're gonna go through this this little scenario and you're gonna be kind of going through and figuring out why government is important how it works and why it's important and this kind of leads you up to that that big idea there you go some more information so again we're just gonna be filling out these these boxes and again as I showed you earlier these boxes can be filled out with a word document off to the side even and as you go we just kind of keep on adding I do I do ask that you label them so it's easier for me to - great good to see you alright so here we go this is that was part one so you talking about rules and a little scenario and kind of going through the process of why rules would be important and which leads you to why government's important part two is the structure of government in Washington so how is our government created how is it set up what are the rules what are the what are the basic things that I should be aware of here talking about writing the Constitution part two is gonna be all the way down let's take a look oh here's another activity here so as you see whenever there's a blank essentially that's what I'm asking you for activities part two the legislative process these are basically how our laws made when you hear the word legislative you're really talking about how laws made essentially and there you go so there's another activity who makes the rules there's different forms of government and again you'll kind of dive into that a little bit further how things become a law this kind of looks confusing in it and it kind of is but that's okay as you read into it you'll get a little bit more comfortable with government and now it's created so suffrage suffrage is yeah we're gonna be learning about suffrage suffrage is the the right to vote you've might've heard of women's suffrage and for a long time women had to fight for the rights to for the right to vote and so talking about different ways suffrage has been seen in the United States there you go when you get the right women's suffrage big lots of information online about women's suffrage Native American becoming citizens so again lots of the big things that have to deal with suffrages here is you're one of your last tasks and this is basically breaking down the different groups and and again we're gonna dive into that a little bit deeper as we go and that's it so this is basically unit 1 and 2 all go back to the beginning here you know 1 and 2 and each unit as you can see here we're going to go back to unit 1 each unit as you can see here has four parts and a unit reflection if things are confusing make sure to reread the tasks I'm obviously online on Thursdays so if you have any questions if you need to email me and ask me specific questions that's fine too once we get these two assignments done once we get the two units done you're done done with Washington state history some people are choosing to do this all at once and they just they're they're not gonna all-out and they're emailing me that the packets some folks are kind of just plugging along and making small little dents every week maybe look do or maybe and then reality I'm going to suggest doing two parts a week that way it gets done a little bit earlier and you'll feel a bit more comfortable and and hopefully I'll be able to get those videos out for you quickly so do the do the parts once each unit is done send it to me and we'll go from there all right on a personal note I hope that your quarantine is is going okay it's really awkward times it's really awkward times for me it's gonna be tempting to kind of not to eat the marshmallow and kind of do other things but definitely set aside some time for this and knock it out and as we know from class the learning line if you're too and you're confused that's okay it's that's okay to do that's okay to be confused all I'm asking for is for you to do whatever you need to do to move up to you to the next spot on a learning line so it's okay to be confused it's okay to be nervous about all this information and all this reading but definitely push yourself don't eat the marshmallow do what you need to do not what you want to do and knock this out and I'm excited to see you guys it's work definitely excited to see how you guys break down some of this information so I appreciate you and I hopefully we'll be hearing from you all right you