 Point of View and Historical Frame of Reference.

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 Point of View and Historical Frame of Reference

Think About Museums  What do museum displays look like?  How do museums tell you about their art and exhibits?  Write a quick response to answer these questions.

What does it mean to be an American? Write a quick response or list to answer this question.

“Our Country”  Listen to the song and follow along with the lyrics handout.  Now listen again and chart the text with our symbols.  While we discuss, fill our the chart to explain the song’s point of view and historical frame of reference.

On your own  List 10 things you have in common with the others in your group.  List 10 common events you have all lived through.  List 10 things unique to you.

What are Point of View and Historical Frame of Reference?  In your groups, write your own definitions for point of view and historical frame of reference.

Merriam Webster Says:  Point of View= Personal beliefs, opinions, and background that influence your perspective  Historical Frame of Reference= Shared experiences that influence how groups of people act and believe

Point of View Collage  Use the paragraph template to write a paragraph about your personal point of view and historical frame of reference.  Choose five items that represent your personal point of view and draw them in the center of the frame.  Choose five items or events that you have in common with the other members of your group and draw them on the outside of the box to be your historical frame of reference. Be Creative!!