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    Hello students For this week we will express solutions to cultural conflict through poster design

    Activities:

    1. In teams of two, By identifying issues that show social injustice or cultural conflict such as Racism, Gender discrimination, Caste-ism, or Cultural wars and terrorism, you need to think of ways to reduce discrimination
    2. Consider what the role of government can achieve in those countries affected, the role of Non governmental organizations, women rights moments, religious leaders, and the community at grass roots levels
    3. Express your views via a poster design. The visuals  used must be empowering to address the social injustice raised.
    4. In pairs, present your ideas in class. Engage in class debate. Do you agree or disagree with ideas presented.

    Learning Intentions: We are learning to (WALT)...

    • Work in pairs to share ideas.
    • conduct research that examines the role of different organizations and how they may assist in reducing cultural conflict or a social injustice
    • Think of strategic ideas to stop/prevent or resolve the issue raised
    • Connect your thoughts in the form of a poster

    Success Criteria: I can/have...

    • Created an empowering poster to address the issue of cultural conflict
    • Presented my ideas in class
    • Engaged in debate where I am able to answer questions and justify reasons.

    Resources:
    Posters from online... interpreting messages, egs: Raceism, gender inequalities

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    Homework:
    Write here... (please clearly identify the due date of the homework)


    REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO

    REFLECT / WHAIWHAKAARO learning intentions:

    • We are REFLECTING...on ways that made our learning interactive and fun
    • challenges we have experiences
    • the value of using visual material to unpack ideas and stimulate thinking