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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Poster board x8
11 x 17 paper
Worksheet x25
PROCEDURE
Introduction Time
Begin w/ a brief chat to review (depending when beginning this. Middle of lesson vs. beginning) 5 min
Ask the students, if there wasnt any Charter of Rights how would your life be
affected?
Make a personal connection to the Charter
Body Time
INTRO Have the students separated into strategically placed groups 5-10 min
Display the groupings on the board
Give each group a portion of the Charter (again, give
the more difficult topics to the stronger students)
Inform the students that they will creating a visual representation of their portion of the
Charter, then they will present to the class. (this is not for marks, meere fun &
learning)
This is a build up to an individual assignment
No electronic sources!
You must draw your images
Can view image on device to attempt
to copy
Once complete, your whole group will present to the class
Everyone must be standing up there, even if someone
if only holding the poster
WORK Have the students assemble into their groups, and begin working 30 min
TIME Encourage the students to make their images personal to find a more
meaningful connection
PRESEN Have the groups come up to the front of the room, one at a time, and present their 10-20min
T findings to the class
All members of the group must be present
Fill in any necessary information, that the students may have missed
Have handout readily available and check off point the
students have covered, and acknowledge the points that may have
been missed or vaguely described
Instruct the students to work through their text and fill in necessary
questions
Students may work in groups/pairs, but work must be getting done
SPONG After the discussion about individual vs collective rights, ask the
E students to copy the question on the bottom of pg. 95 on a sheet of paper, and
write their response to hand in
Must provide reasonable reasoning based on class
discussion
Assessment
Formal assessment is conducted on the completion/presentation of the
assignment.