Danger Of A Single Story Formative (Stereotypes)

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17 questions

Note from the author:

This is a Formative designed to introduce students to the dangers of stereotyping. 

What do you think a house would look like on the continent of Africa?

Where do you think this home is located? AND Why do you think that?

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Questions 3 & 4

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Question 5

13:26

Questions 6-8

18:41

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Question 9 | 04:35

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Question 9

04:35

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Questions 10-13 | 02:45

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Questions 10-13

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Danger Of A Single Story Formative (Stereotypes)

Danger Of A Single Story Formative (Stereotypes)

What do you think a house would look like on the continent of Africa?

Where do you think this home is located? AND Why do you think that?

How do these images prove the stereotype that the all of the continent of Africa is poor is wrong? (You don't have to watch all 10 minutes of this video to answer this question.)

What do you think is the message of this video clip?

Why are all stereotypes harmful?

What are 3 things you learned from this article

What are 2 feelings or emotions you felt while reading this article? (You must share 2 to get this point)

What is 1 question you have about this article? (You must have 1 to get this point. You can always ask more.)

What do you think a house would look like on the continent of Africa?

Where do you think this home is located? AND Why do you think that?

What is the single story we in the United States hear about Africa?

What are some things that are mentioned in the talk that disprove this single story?

What is the danger of the single story?

What is the message (main idea) of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "The Danger of a Single Story" Ted Talk?

What did you find most surprising or interesting about this TED Talk? (IDK/Nothing=0)

What would be one question you would ask the speaker? (The speakers name: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie/You must ask 1.)

How do these images prove the stereotype that the all of the continent of Africa is poor is wrong? (You don't have to watch all 10 minutes of this video to answer this question.)

What do you think is the message of this video clip?

What do you think the graphic on the can "Labels are for cans not for people." means?

What did you find most surprising about this clip?

What if junior high was held in the dark like this. How might it affect how you interact with people and the friendships that you have?

Why are all stereotypes harmful?

What are 3 things you learned from this article

What are 2 feelings or emotions you felt while reading this article? (You must share 2 to get this point)

What is 1 question you have about this article? (You must have 1 to get this point. You can always ask more.)

What is the single story we in the United States hear about Africa?

What are some things that are mentioned in the talk that disprove this single story?

What is the danger of the single story?

What is the message (main idea) of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "The Danger of a Single Story" Ted Talk?

What did you find most surprising or interesting about this TED Talk? (IDK/Nothing=0)

What would be one question you would ask the speaker? (The speakers name: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie/You must ask 1.)

What do you think the graphic on the can "Labels are for cans not for people." means?

What did you find most surprising about this clip?

What if junior high was held in the dark like this. How might it affect how you interact with people and the friendships that you have?