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Power of Collectivism: Greensboro Sit-In

Discuss power of collectivism in sit-ins

This lesson explores the power of collectivism through the historical context of the Greensboro sit-in movement. Students will learn about the four African American students who initiated this pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement. By engaging in collaborative and experiential activities, students will understand the impact of collective action and its relevance today. This lesson is important as it fosters critical thinking, empathy, and a deeper understanding of social justice.

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Introduction and Icebreaker

5 mins

Step 2

Reading Activity

5 mins

Step 3

Discussion

5 mins

Step 4

Collaborative Activity

10 mins

Step 5

Quiz and Exit Ticket

5 mins

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Quiz on Greensboro Sit-In

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Power of Collectivism: Greensboro Sit-In

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