How can society alleviate discrimination?

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How can society alleviate discrimination? A collaborative inquiry project between SS 10 and English 10

Part one Definition, topics, reflections and sharing

Definition of discrimination Treating a person or a particular group of people differently, especially in a worse way from they way in which you treat other people because of their skin colour, gender, sexuality, etc.

Types of discrimination (for the sake of this project) Sexual orientation Gender identity Race and multiculturalism Political (refugees, trade, power, global conflict) Class (poverty vs wealth) Women’s rights Types of discrimination (for the sake of this project)

Step One -Discussion Have you ever witnessed discrimination? What happened? How did you feel about it and why? Why do you think this kind of discrimination exists? How has it impacted who you are ever since? Which type of discrimination do you think is the most damaging to an individual? To Canadian society? To the world?

On a document, write a reflection that explores the big inquiry question: How can society alleviate discrimination? This can be based on your own experiences of discrimination, other’s experiences, your knowledge of the world, history, etc. Basically, you are answering the question before you dive into the research. Can you think of any literary sources that may address this question? Movies, novels, songs, biographies, poems, etc. Step 2

Share your story with your group Step 3 Share your story with your group

Step 4 On the paper given to you, please choose ONE of the topics you are interested in exploring 1 Also, give the names of 2-4 people you would like to work with for this project 2

Part two Research skills, citations, filming

Filming You will be documenting your group’s learning process with video The final presentation will be showing this documentary to the class. The film will include: Group discussions regarding the topic in class A visual representation of your sources (novel covers, movie posters, etc) Footage of your group doing the campaign Personal interviews (?)

Research – presented by Ms. Henderson Research options The CRAP test (can you be critical of your sources?) End Citations

The Central Inquiry Question In your group, create YOUR question that focuses on your topic but is under the umbrella of “How does society alleviate discrimination?” These questions need to be Researchable Focused on your topic E.g. How does one fight racism? How can we build reconciliation? How can we alleviate poverty? How do we encourage our society to be more equal in the workplace? How can one encourage our society to be less homophobic? Or sexist?

Part three Notetaking

Research ideas, facts and figures about the extent of this discrimination and record info on group document. The group should have at least one source from each category. Each person should have two-three sources each. Non-fiction   Fiction - movie, novel, short story, poem, song One source explored in class One source contrary to your belief/values Personal Interview The research needs to be complete before Nov. 2nd Notetaking

Part four Research a social media campaign to emulate (or not)