civil rights movement leaders web quest developed by: adamaris serrano [email protected]
TRANSCRIPT
Overview
• In our quest through history we will be looking for the answers to some questions in order to find out more about the leaders of the Civil Rights Movement that we today remember.
Introduction Quest(ions) Process Resources Evaluation Conclusion Credits
Introduction
The Civil Rights Movement refers to a set of noted events and reform movements aimed at abolishing public and private acts of racial discrimination against African Americans between 1954 to 1968, particularly in the southern United States.
Quest (ions)• What does the past have to do with you?
Why should you know about the leaders of a movement you were not part of?
• In order to answer these questions, first you and your group will need to answer the following ones with the aid of the internet:– Who were the leaders of the Civil Rights
Movement? – What is important to remember about them? – What events took place in their lives that
impact our current life?
Process
• We will begin by dividing the class into 4 groups, where each group will have a specific leader to investigate. – Investigator #1 – Investigator #2– Investigator #3– Investigator #4
• Each group will make use of the internet to gather background information on the leader they’ve been assigned.
Process
• As a group, you will investigate, express findings, and finally interpret in your own words the information, making sure that you’ve answered the questions.
• Once the questions have been answered, each group will make a Power Point presentation about the leader they investigated.
• At the end of the presentation, each group should analyze about the importance of the leader’s life in our current lives.
Malcolm X
Site # 1
Site # 3
Site # 2
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Site # 1 Site # 2
Site # 3
Rosa Parks
Site #1 Site #2
Site #3
Ella Baker
Site #1
Site #3
Site #2
Resources• Use these additional resource to help
you in your quest as an investigator:
• Martin Luther King, Jr. (Link #1) (Link #2)
• Rosa Parks (Link #1) (Link #2)
• Malcolm X (Link #1) (Link #2)
• Ella Baker (Link #1) (Link #2)
Evaluations
• Use the following rubric to evaluate your project. This same rubric will be used by the teacher to evaluate each group.
•Rubric
Conclusion• Congratulations! You have
successfully completed your task as an investigator. I hope you have gained a better sense of the lives of these Civil Rights Movement leaders, and the importance of their achievements in our current life. Take this information and further investigate other great civil rights leaders. Don't forget, you are now a full investigator!
Thank you!
• I express my gratitude to Yamil Méndez, who helped with the hyperlinks of this Web Quest.