11 Means
What Means (methods and tools )Can I Use to Get to the Levers of Change?
- Making a Plan II-
Objective:
Objective:
- SWBAT identify the means by which to deliver their message.
- SWBAT connect their learning to Question #9 “How can we get from voice to change?” and Question #10 “How can we find allies?”
Now you have a message to deliver. How do you want to deliver it and to whom?
Now you have a message to deliver. How do you want to deliver it and to whom?
Methods
Methods
Before you plan your action, see what methods your peers and other young people used for their civic action in recent years. Think about which methods you might want to use for your project.
Before you plan your action, see what methods your peers and other young people used for their civic action in recent years. Think about which methods you might want to use for your project.
Tools
Tools
Choose three tools you might want to use for your action below. You can explore others, too.
Choose three tools you might want to use for your action below. You can explore others, too.
Zoom
Copy of Unit 6 Letters. Student-led Civics Projects Letter Templates
Student Project Examples
Student Project Examples
Reflect and Share
Reflect and Share
What methods and tools do you want to use to deliver your message? Add to the JamBoard discussion.
What methods and tools do you want to use to deliver your message? Add to the JamBoard discussion.
Your Means of Action
Your Means of Action
Finalize the means you want to use for your action
Finalize the means you want to use for your action
- Use the same worksheet you worked on the Levers of Change and Means seen below.
- Look at the instruction and provide your answers about your means of action on the worksheet.
- List three concrete, short-term goals you can achieve by the end of the project on the worksheet.
Our Path
Our Path