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アメリカンガールと公民権: メロディー - ありきたりの音ではない
Teacher Kaylani, M.Ed
平均評価:4.9レビュー数:(734)
メロディの説得力のある物語で 1960 年代の公民権運動に足を踏み入れ、その勝利と課題を掘り下げます。没入型の読書とディスカッションを通じて、人種差別に立ち向かい、変化を促すアイデアを探ります。
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米国の学年 4 - 6
Although this can be a sensitive topic with the use of sensitive language, the class will be kept respectful with a focus on comparing the life of the character to the actual events of the Movement. Civil Rights Segregation Colored Protest Oppression These are all words and fundamental concepts we will learn about and discuss as we read through the first story of American Girl, Melody. Melody, No Ordinary Sound is a novel about a girl growing up in 1960's United States of America, in...
-Students will understand vocabulary associated with the 1960's era Civil Right Movement -Students will understand the causes & effects of the Civil Right Movements
I am a certified educator for grades K-8. I have spent several years in elementary classrooms where topics of Black History, racial divides, and segregation were topics being introduced to some students for the very first time. I am well versed in presenting such a sensitive topic with respect and honor to Black culture and community without compromising the facts surrounding such historic events. This course will be taught with non-violent communication principals at the forefront so that we may express ourselves with clarity and empathy. Although this course is based around historical fiction literature and is a novel study, special care will be used when discussing terms and conditions experienced by a marginalized group. In addition, as a Black educator, I believe it is my duty to share my knowledge and experiences as a member of a marginalized group to encourage young learners to critically think about our past, present, and future.
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Any unfinished classwork Reading required outside of class, as only excepts will be read during class評価が提供されます
Self-paced assessments will be offered each week to help solidify concepts. This is optional.成績が提供されます
-File Folder -Provided printables -Markers/Crayons/Colored Pencils -Glue Stick
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Directly From American Girl: When Melody’s story takes place, the terms “Negro,” “colored,” and “black” were all used to describe Americans of African descent. All of those words are used in No Ordinary Sound. Today, “Negro” and “colored” can be offensive because they are associated with racial inequality. “African American” is a more contemporary term, but it wasn’t commonly used until the late 1980s. Additionally, the term “Big Momma” is a sign of respect for Melody’s grandmother. It is not a reference to her size but to the fact that she’s the oldest mother in the family.
** American girl is offering a free download of the book**: https://www.americangirl.com/equality
平均評価:4.9レビュー数:(734)
Hey there! My name is Kaylani (I go by Teacher Kaylani or Mrs. K). I am a state-certified teacher with experience in both Middle and Elementary school. I hold an M.Ed in Educational Leadership, a Bachelor's in Communication, and a TESOL...
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55 分
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Ages: 9-12
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