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ENGLISH I - MS. SECKO/MS. PATBERG/MR. LUBOCH
TODAY’S CAROUSEL ACTIVITY
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All men and women are treated equally in society.
There are set roles in society for men and women.
People are either all good or all evil; there is no in-between.
All citizens are treated fairly in our justice system.
When the law does not succeed in punishing a criminal, citizens
have a duty to do so.
A person on trial is considered by the jury to be innocent until
proven guilty.
Killing, under any circumstance, is always wrong.
Good parents set limits for their children.
Every individual in society is prejudiced about something.
You never really know a person until you walk a mile in their shoes.
DIRECTIONS FOR ACTIVITY
Step 1: Partner-Work
● You will walk around to review and respond to the statements
made on the posters posted in the classroom and in the hallway.
● You will use a sticky note to explain whether you agree or
disagree with the statement made. (Complete all ten.)
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Step 2: Whole Class Discussion
● When finished, all students will be assigned a poster.
● Read through all the sticky notes and identify a trend or common
opinion.
● Select the three best responses!
● Share your poster, the trend, and any interesting response offered.
● Review and debate as appropriate.
1. All men and women are treated
equally in society.
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2. There are set roles in society
for men and women.
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3. People are either all good or all
evil; there is no in-between.
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4. All citizens are treated fairly in
our justice system.
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5. When the law does not
succeed in punishing a criminal,
citizens have a duty to do so.
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6. A person on trial is considered
by the jury to be innocent until
proven guilty.
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7. Killing, under any circumstance,
is always wrong.
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8. Good parents set limits for
their children.
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9. Every individual in society is
prejudiced about something.
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10. You never really know a
person until you walk a mile in
their shoes.
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