GeoCivics
Introduction to Key Vocabulary in Civic Engagement and Media
Author: Neisha Rosado
High School
The primary purpose of this lesson is to introduce students to ten key vocabulary words related to civic engagement and media. By the end of the lesson, students should understand and be able to use these terms accurately in discussions, activities, and written work. Additionally…
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Understanding Vocabulary: Students will learn the definitions of ten key terms related to civic engagement and media.
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Application: Students will apply their understanding of these terms through interactive activities, such as a gallery walk , labeling and poster creation.
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Discussion and Collaboration: Students will engage in discussions and collaborative activities, using sentence frames to support their communication.
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Critical Thinking: Students will analyze historical and contemporary examples of media’s role in civic engagement, deepening their understanding of each vocabulary term.
Vocabulary Game
Author: Mr. Johnson
High School
In this lesson, students will experience collaboration and analysis to deepen their understanding of independence. Students will be able to articulate their understanding of vocabulary and definitions then connect it to formal concepts of change. Students will also be able to understand and apply their knowledge to develop an understanding of decolonization.
Advocating for a Cause
Author: Mr. Johnson
High School
In this lesson, students will experience hands-on experiences to deepen their understanding of advocacy. Students will be able to articulate their understanding of advocacy and connect it to formal concepts. Students will also be able to understand and apply their knowledge to develop a concrete advocacy campaign.
Juneteenth Jigsaw
Author: Mr. Johnson
High School
This lesson plan incorporates collaborative learning through a jigsaw activity, allowing students to become experts on different aspects of Juneteenth and teaching their peers. This lesson plan integrates historical understanding, literary analysis, and critical thinking skills, aligning with both National and New York State standards for high school students.
Introduction to Key Vocabulary in Civic Engagement and Media
Author: Neisha Rosado
High School
The primary purpose of this lesson is to introduce students to ten key vocabulary words related to civic engagement and media. By the end of the lesson, students should understand and be able to use these terms accurately in discussions, activities, and written work. Additionally…
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Understanding Vocabulary: Students will learn the definitions of ten key terms related to civic engagement and media.
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Application: Students will apply their understanding of these terms through interactive activities, such as a gallery walk , labeling and poster creation.
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Discussion and Collaboration: Students will engage in discussions and collaborative activities, using sentence frames to support their communication.
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Critical Thinking: Students will analyze historical and contemporary examples of media’s role in civic engagement, deepening their understanding of each vocabulary term.