English 11 · Week 25 · Justice, Identity, and Contemporary Voices

Native American Voices

Indigenous perspectives and land, including local California tribes.

Social awarenessGrade 11About 20 minutesGrade 11
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Students will
Students analyze how an Indigenous author's point of view and rhetoric shape an argument about land, culture, and justice.
SEL skill
Listen to indigenous perspectives and set aside stereotypes
What it looks like
Students practice empathy by listening to Native voices and avoiding stereotypes.
Content focus
Native American voices and perspectives
Format
Collaborative analysis

Social awareness

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