Week+15+(Apr+18+to+Apr+22)

=Friday, April 22= 1. Warmup: The Help, Chapters 30 & 31 (pages 402-410)

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2. Work on DuBois & Washington paper

=Tuesday, April 19 (Booker T. Washington & W.E.B. DuBois)=

Purpose: People in Societies / Benchmark C / 4 Explain how the United States has been affected politically, economically and socially by its multicultural diversity (e.g., work force, new ideas and perspectives, and modifications to culture)

Purpose: People in Societies / Benchmark C / 5 Evaluate the role of institutions in guiding, transmitting, preserving and changing culture.

1. Activities & Objectives [students will be able to] (2 minutes; 1:41-1:43)

Identify the importance of Booker T. Washington & W.E.B. DuBois Compare and contrast the differing positions of Booker T. Washington & W.E.B. DuBois regarding the citizenship of African Americans Interpret the positions of Booker T. Washington & W.E.B. DuBois within the context of the late Nineteenth Century

2. Warmup: Washington & DuBois Intro on PowerPoint [7 minutes; 1:43-1:50]



3. Work in Pairs: Students will work with their partner to analyze the pamphlets that explain the differing viewpoints: Washington [15 minutes; 1:50-2:05] DuBois [15 minutes; 2:05-2:20]



4. As students read they will complete the "Talking Heads" handout



5. As a class, list the pros and cons of each man's position [10 minutes; 2:20-2:30]

6. Pass out rubric for Washington & DuBois Paper [4 minutes; 2:30-2:34]

HOMEWORK: Read "The Help" Chapter 29, Part 1 (pages 388-394)

Materials: (S): Writing Utensil (T): Presentation: Activities & Objectives, Washington & DuBois Intro, Reading: Washington & DuBois Pamphlets, Writing: "Talking Heads" Handout

Evaluation: Students will write an essay comparing and contrasting Washington & DuBois

=Wednesday, April 20= 1. Warmup: The Help Quiz, Chapter 29, Part 1 (pages 388-394)

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2. Washington / DuBois PPT

=Thursday, April 21= 1. Warmup: The Help Quiz, Chapter 29, Part 2 (pages 394-401)

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2. Freedom Center Field Trip



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