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Overview

During this class students will continue to work on their projects, which will be exhibited either in-person or online. The teacher can lead a discussion as to whether or not students would prefer an in-person or online exhibit.

Students can work individually or be grouped together by their chosen human rights topics or artistic mediums.

Grade Level

8th-12th Grades

Essential questions the lesson will address:

● Can a work of art be created that reflects personal ideas, emotions and reflections?

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to:

● Work independently or collaborate in groups on their projects.

● Synthesize their understanding about a human rights issue into the creation of a work of art.

● Articulate how their chosen art medium can be used to represent their human rights story.

Common Core State Standards

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.CCRA.SL.1

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.CCRA.SL.4

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.CCRA.SL.5

unMASKing Curriculum Glossary

Note to Teacher: There are no designated vocabulary words for this lesson. However, depending on the human rights issues students are discussing along with their art creations you can create a glossary list specific to your class.

Formative Assessment Strategies

The teacher can make note of:

● Partner collaboration while students are working on their group art projects.

● Individual focus as students work individually on their art projects.

Materials for Students

● Materials will depend on the art forms chosen by the students.

LESSON PLAN

This class will be dedicated to students working on their art projects. The set-up, structure, and timing of the should be designed by you to best fulfill the needs of your classroom.