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This Building Background Knowledge: The Desegregation of Schools and Brown v. Board of Education lesson plan also includes:
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Scholars gain interest in the case of Brown v. Board of Education by watching a video clip and completing a quick write. They then independently read excerpts from Brown v. Board of Education and work through a Steps for Getting the Gist document. The class then meets together as a group, and pupils discuss the meaning of each paragraph they read.
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- Incorporate history standards and discussion of segregation
Classroom Considerations
- First lesson in the 20-part series Grade 8 ELA Module 3B, Unit 2
- Requires watching a YouTube video clip
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