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1 Daily Goals Content: Literacy: Social:
We will understand what motivated African-Americans to riot in protest of inner city conditions during the summer of 1967 Literacy: We will read excerpts from the Kerner Commission Report We will discuss the implications of the Kerner Commission’s findings and recommendations citing from the text Social: We will work in Silent Singles to complete worksheet We will actively participate in group/class discussion

2 Daily Goals Content: Literacy: Social:
We will understand the causes and effects of poor educational opportunities in the inner city on African Americans Literacy: We will watch the documentary Educating Black Boys We will complete the video guide to begin applying concepts for our cause and effect essay Social: We will watch the documentary and complete the video guide in Silent Singles We will meet Silent Singles expectations

3 Daily Goals Content: Literacy: Social:
We will understand the causes and effects of poor educational opportunities in the inner city on African Americans Literacy: We will watch the documentary Waiting for Superman We will complete the video guide to begin applying concepts for our cause and effect essay Social: We will watch the documentary and complete the video guide in Silent Singles We will meet Silent Singles expectations

4 Daily Goals Content: Literacy: Social:
We will understand the causes and effects of poor educational opportunities in the inner city on African Americans Literacy: We will watch the documentary Waiting for Superman We will complete the video guide to begin applying concepts for our cause and effect essay Social: We will watch the documentary and complete the video guide in Silent Singles We will meet Silent Singles expectations

5 Daily Goals Content: Literacy: Social:
We will understand the causes and effects of poor educational opportunities in the inner city on African Americans Literacy: We will discuss the causes and effects of poor educational opportunities in the inner city on African Americans We will compare how these two documentaries approach this issue. We will write a cause and effect essay about poor educational opportunities in the inner city for African Americans Social: We will actively engage in class, group, and partnered discussions We will respect the opinions of classmates We will take other perspectives and try to understand all sides of the issue

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