Bullying

Bullying Unit

Watch the video below and answer the viewing questions - 26 marks

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Next, a video about an experiment in discrimination:

[|Introduction to "A Class Divided"](1968)

According to one biographer, on the evening of April 4, 1968, Jane Elliott turned on her television to find out about the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. One scene she says that she remembers vividly is that of a (white) reporter, with the microphone pointed toward a local black leader asking “When //our// leader ( [|John F. Kennedy] ) was killed several years ago, his widow held us together. Who's going to control //your// people?” It was supposedly there, in her living room, that she decided to combine a lesson she had planned about [|Native Americans] with the lesson done about King for February’s Hero of the Month. To tie the two, she would use the saying “Oh Great Spirit, keep me from ever judging a man until I have walked a mile in his moccasins.”

[|"A Class Divided"] part 1 and 2

Complete worksheet on the video - 35 marks

from [|Dateline "My Kid Would Never Bully"]

complete worksheet - 30 marks



1. "Shattering Glass" - finish reading all 28 chapters and questions

and

2. type Opinion Piece - The role of the bystander in bullying - 5 paragraph response. 

"Bang Bang You're Dead"

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Full movie here:

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