When Is It Okay to Break the Law? |
Is civil disobedience an oxymoron? Is there ever an instance where it is acceptable to break the law? During an era of civil rights issues and discourse, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. used his writing as one of the many weapons to fight the injustices of this period. This lesson will analyze Dr. King's use of rhetorical devices and how they affected the overall message in Letter from a Birmingham Jail.
During this lesson, you will:
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After the lesson, you will have an opportunity to explore the tools and resources demonstrated. Consider the ways in which you might use these tools in your lessons and classes.
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1. Let's Talk | Your POV
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2. Let's Move and Discuss | Philosophical Chairs (Review Rules of Engagement)
Philosophical Chairs Protocol
3. Let's Check | Complete the Philosophical Chairs Report (Click here)
4. Let's Read | Meet your fellow group members at the table with your letter, Go to slide 3 in the presentation.
5. Let's Create | Go to slide 4 in the presentation above.
6. Let's Go | Exit Ticket - (View Exit Ticket Results)
Let's Unpack the Slices
- How do you envision this lesson translating to your content area?
- What tools modeled in this lesson do you see yourself adding to your own digital toolbox?
- Obviously this lesson modeled many digital tools and resources. How could you modify this kind of lesson with the amount of technology that best fits your comfort level?
Voices from the Field | Technology in My Classroom - Mrs. Alison Lawhorne
Web Tools Used in Today's Lesson
Your Facilitators
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Created for the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation’s Digital Learning Collaborative by Abbey Futrell and Alison Lawhorne (Tyrrell County English Teacher).
Created for the Friday Institute for Educational Innovation’s Digital Learning Collaborative by Abbey Futrell and Alison Lawhorne (Tyrrell County English Teacher).