A Different World: An Educational Tool Kit for Building Global Justice by the Social Justice Committee

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Module 1: Poverty & Basic Human Needs

Poverty & Basic Human Needs Module Wrap-Up

Learning Activities

Activity 3: Presentation of Learning Tree Storyboard Team Projects


Process

1.  All teams will give 5-minute presentations about their country-specific Learning Tree Storyboard Project. They will decide how to present their projects - whether they will give a general overview of all the Learning Trees or focus on a specific tree and theme.

2.  To accommodate different learning styles and make the presentations more dynamic, each presentation should either include an interactive component (like a class quiz), an artistic component (like a proverb or an illustration) or a multimedia component (PowerPoint slides, audio interview, etc.).

3.  Sheets from student scrapbooks can be posted in the classroom to create a "Building Global Justice: Poverty & Human Needs Forest".

4.  All teams will hand in the Learning Tree Project Scrapbooks to the teacher.

Curriculum Connections for Activity 3: Presentation of Learning Tree Storyboard Team Projects
All teams will give 5-minute presentations about their country-specific Learning Tree Storyboard Project. They will decide how to present their projects - whether they will give a general overview of all the Learning Trees or focus on a specific tree and theme.
Performance Assessment
  • Working in Teams
  • Group Presentation
  • Communicating & Presenting Information & Ideas
Cross-Curricular Competencies

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Allows for students to move from experience to information gathering, to analysis, to action and communication. In particular, allows for students to practice framing problems, collecting and interpreting information, applying models, negotiating with others, resolving conflicts, building consensus, adjusting to take into account others' views. Allows for students to exercise critical judgment and practice reflective thinking.
Subject-Specific Competencies

1, 2, 3

Allows for students to integrate what they have learned about territorial issues, apply it to their own work, and encourage global collective action.

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