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This lesson can be triggering for those who have immigrated to the United States from other countries. Please review thoroughly and revisit classroom norms.
DO THE RIGHT THING
Amplify Your Voice for Change
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LESSON INFO
DETAILS
LESSON TYPE
- DO THE RIGHT THING
GRADES
- High School
SEL COMPETENCY
- Social-Awareness
TAGS
- Immigration
- Indigenous
- International
- Latinx Culture
- Native American
- Social Justice
- Social Movements / Protest
- Women's History
ESTIMATED TIME
- 45 - 60 Minutes
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KEY TOPICS
- Sara Mora
- Social Change
- Activism
- Advocacy
- Immigration Rights
OBJECTIVES
- Articulate the importance of advocacy by using their voices.
- Analyze the impact of social change movements such as immigration rights.
- Develop a personal action plan to advocate for social change.
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