Here is a short story and or power point that gives perspective on the various learning abilities and expectations we may have.

This post explores:

*Approaches & mindsets
*Identity, Voice & Joy
*History in Chronological Order
*Legacy, Memory & Memorials
*Justice, Equity & Inclusion

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The Social Justice Fair is a group inquiry project designed to be cross-curricular and adaptable to individuals, groups, or classrooms based on their unique learning paths. Allow students to explore examples and representations of a social justice issue through art and music, research and writing, and action planning to make a difference. Included in this resource is an assignment, group member tracking sheet, self/peer evaluation page, and outcome list.  

"Overcoming challenges, fair play, and active living role models; identity and sense of belonging; healthy life choices"

*short videos
*discussion panels
*lesson plans
*digital storytelling
*conversation starters (under programs)