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Essential Questions
Essential Questions
What do we mean by "civil rights"?
From what (or where) are those "civil rights" derived?
Why are "civil rights" not just moments, but movements?
How do "civil rights" continue to move forward?
What civil rights still need to be "moved"?
Questions and Resources: Moments and Movements
Questions and Resources: Moments and Movements
Reading: 7 Times in History When Students Turned to Activism
Audio Story: Song From 'Les Misérables' Has A Long History In Pro-Democracy Movements
Public Awareness Campaign: Audience, Message, Medium (Visuals, Campaigns)
Evaluating Sources: Primary vs. Secondary, Evaluating sources with CARS
Annotated Bibliography: Minimum of three sources, including at least one primary source (MLA alphabetical, SAR)
Finding Resources:
Print: Destiny Discover Catalog
Human Resources: StoryCorps
Sources and Planning: Campaigns and Causes
Sources and Planning: Campaigns and Causes
Presenting and Reflecting: Messages and Movements
Presenting and Reflecting: Messages and Movements
Additional Teacher Resources:
10 Questions for Young Changemakers (Facing History Unit)
Be A Changemaker (Poster)
Strategies for Making a Difference (Facing History Lesson)
Teaching the Movement (Learning for Justice Guide)
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