Session: Civil Non Violence vs. Violent Action Concept: Types of Direct Action Skills: Argumentation & Justification Question to Consider: Is violence ever justified when dissent is present? What you’ll be doing today… Reading/Discussing the readings looking at the arguments for CIVIL NON VIOLENCE as a type of DIRECT ACTION Working in Cohorts-breaking down readings into pieces and talking about it in cohorts Pulling out the major argument(s), evidence, and PROPOSING reasons why author is arguing his point(s) Summarize the main pieces of what CIVIL NON VIOLENCE and how it works Making Connections… Understanding the concept of DISSENT Know what CIVIL NON VIOLENCE is & how it works Examined revolutions through FEVER MODEL Discuss in COHORTS arguments/justifications Read about CIVIL NON VIOLENCE Get ready for in class mini debate re: EQ Create comparison chart between two types of DIRECT ACTION Checking in Before we Move… Vocab to know: Take 3 mins to jot down thoughts Civil Non Violence Violent Action What do you think these words mean? Where and how do you know them? Any examples or things you remember about these words Our Q to Consider! Is violence ever justified when dissent is present? What are your thoughts on this Q rt now? Take 2 mins to write 20-25 word response Take 2 mins to chat in cohorts How we are working today… We worked in pairs last semester… We are graduating to COHORTS You need 3 roles: Facilitator Timer, and Reporter You’re working with a document today that is helping you extract (get) the main argument from a reading and its relevant (related) pieces of evidence Still pushing to come up with justifications (reasons) for your thought process The Document for today… Summary of Argument: Details/Evidence/Quotes: 3-5 sentences using as many of the vocab from today CIVIL NON VIOLENCE DISSENT • Numbers/data • Statement about evidence • “Direct quote(s) from reading” Questions on Argument: How did this event impact this other event? I don’t understand X point about his argument… Justification for Argument: I understand this is what his argument is because… The Actual Readings/Discussions… You’re now sharing the ONE reading you were assigned to annotate and read intensely Round 1- Review your annotations and main points you are going to share (3 mins) Round 2- Each person shares their reading and main points (3 mins) – other cohort members are filling out their chart(s) Round 3- Takeaways/Questions/Clarifications (4mins) Round 4- Report Out What you’re group has interpreted (2 min each cohort) Round 5- Any clarifying questions?... Freewrite/Thoughts Right Now… Question to Consider: Is violence ever justified when dissent is present? Take 3 mins to write a second response to this question using today’s readings as your guide…(This will help you to see where you are now)- NOW PUSH TO 30-40 words Summaries of the Readings Comparing/Contrasting Venn Diagram In your cohorts, create a Venn Diagram to be able to see the similarities and differences between the readings Reporters- YOU WILL SHARE YOUR MAIN POINTS FROM EACH TO YOUR COHORT SO EVERYONE IS ON SAME PAGE Can you now write a 50-75 word summary for EACH of the readings now? Give that a shot for 8 mins – NOW… Let’s give you time to brainstorm/outline what you will respond in your writing piece for this week Do you know how to brainstorm ideas for writing? Possible Option for Formatting… The Brain works in a variety of different ways University professors want to be able to read/hear YOUR VOICE, but also show that you KNOW the authors you’ve read…here’s an option for your brainstorm/writing… Creating Talking Points… Do you remember the talking points from Hurricane Katrina discussion? Now you’ll create another round for our conversation on Direct Action next session In your COHORT, help each create talking points, using the argument flow chart as a base for your conversation that also serves as foundation for your writing piece this week Facilitators- help to make sure everyone is on task and asking for help from each other Remember- THESE ARE YOUR TALKING POINTS For our next session…Discussion What you’ll need to have with you: Copies of your annotated readings (digital is ok) Summaries of each author Talking Points (Digital is ok)- will be checked for credit You’ll be having mini debate between TWO cohorts (THIS WILL NOT BE WHOLE GROUP DISCUSSION) Where this will go: You’ll use this conversation to guide and shape your writing piece- remember that your ORIGINAL understanding of the issue has probably changed after reading/talking- IT SHOULD HAVE CHANGED Compose the 500-700 word piece based on this week’s work Your emphasis is on WHAT you are saying and HOW you are “holding water”