September 11th attacks (2021 anniversary)

• Engels
• Voortgezet speciaal onderwijs
• Leerroute 4

Welcome to Mrs Everstijn's (online) classroom

00:37

Why is this lady telling us that it needs to be "September 12th"?

01:30

Why is this lady telling us that it needs to be "September 12th"?

02:51

What did you find stricking?

What stood out for you?

What interested you?

HELP: nothing interesting => mention something you remember

Students point out something that stood out or mention something they have seen.

02:03

What is the difference between a "formal address" and this speech by President Biden?

Formal address =

* live

* includes press

* broadcast on TV (radio etc)

* addressing the nation

Speech on Twitter =

* a tape

* addressing his followers

* no other people are able to have some (direct/live) input (only commenting afterwards)

Materials :

• Handout "September 11 attacks"
  
• Mobile phone = looking up information
  
• Pen & paper = notes + answers
• 1 Laptop per group = presentation
  

Explanation placemat exercises:

* main subject/theme + 4 sub topics

* 4 or 5 group members

* each member researches 1 sub topic

* 1 group designer = prepairing PPT/presentation

* presentation (whole group) in front of the class

* constructive feedback by other pupils & teacher

Instruction:

Explanation placemat exercises:

1. Divide sub topics/assignments to group members (= 1 minute)

2. Every team member researches their subject online (use mobile phone = 5 minutes)

=> note key words on placemat

=> send picture to designer

3. Designer develops PPT/LessonUp with help from placemat & group members (= 5 minutes)

4. Group presents (one presenter or each member their sub topic or other combination) = 2-4 minutes

Instruction:

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group

placemat exercise September 11 attacks

research + design presentation

each other/teacher

20 minutes

class presentation + feedback

Practise presentation + send it to teacher

[e-mail]

What mark would you give yourself with reference to your input this lesson?

What did you like about today's lesson?

What did you learn today?