Example 1
Example 1
Example 1
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elieve he should apologize<br />
for mocking the Chinese<br />
language.<br />
states a clear position,<br />
has at least 2 arguments<br />
and 1 counterargument.<br />
Multicultural/Social Justice<br />
Objective/s:<br />
BTEOTL, SWBAT discuss<br />
in groups and with the class<br />
arguments to write to<br />
Limbaugh to apologize and<br />
counterarguments Limbaugh<br />
may have for not wanting to<br />
apologize.<br />
Critical Thinking<br />
Objective/s:<br />
BTEOTL, SWBAT discuss<br />
in groups and with the class<br />
arguments to write to<br />
Limbaugh to apologize and<br />
counterarguments Limbaugh<br />
may have for not wanting to<br />
apologize.<br />
Students will take part in a<br />
group/class discussion.<br />
Students will take part in a<br />
group/class discussion.<br />
Observation<br />
Observation<br />
Rationale for emphasis on certain objective/s: The emphasis will be on the Content and Language<br />
Objectives because students will need to be able to demonstrate their learning over the past two days by<br />
writing a persuasive letter to Rush Limbaugh.<br />
Lesson<br />
Outline<br />
Timing<br />
Description [include a specific description<br />
of what the Teacher (T) and Students (Ss)<br />
will do]<br />
Special considerations (include<br />
grouping, adaptations for ELs and<br />
students with special needs, how<br />
vocabulary, concepts and skills will<br />
be introduced, emphasized, and<br />
reviewed, etc.)<br />
Intro 5<br />
10<br />
T: Review CCD Chart, Language<br />
Discrimination Scenarios, and pros and<br />
cons of being bilingual, audio clip and<br />
article. What have we learned/discussed<br />
over the past two days? Have students first<br />
review/reflect with their groups and then<br />
ask students to share out.<br />
Ss: Discuss what they learned the past two<br />
days in groups and as a class.<br />
T: Review rubric and sample letter. What<br />
is my position in the letter? What are my<br />
two arguments? What is my<br />
counterargument?<br />
Ss: In groups, identify the position, two<br />
TPS<br />
TPS