the wave

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• Leerjaar 3

Today's plan

Part 1:

The Wave

Part 2:

All Right Reading (lesson 1)

WW II

Holocaust

The wave

The story

In 1981, Morton Rhue published the book "The Wave" (De Golf). The story is about a history teacher named Ross who conducts an experiment on his class following a slideshow about World War II. In disbelief, his students claim that such situations are unthinkable nowadays. Ross promptly decides to establish a movement: 'The Wave'.

Verhaal

In 1981 bracht Morton Rhue het boek uit The Wave (De Golf). 

Het verhaal gaat over een leraar geschiedenis Ross die een experiment uitvoert op zijn klas naar aanleiding van een diavoorstelling over de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Vol ongeloof beweren zijn leerlingen namelijk dat dergelijke toestanden nu ondenkbaar zijn. Prompt beslist Ross om een beweging op te richten : 'The Wave'

Questions

Would you have joined the wave? Why or why not? 

The experiment started because one of Ron Jones's students couldn't imagine that people supported Hitler. 

After seeying this clip, do you think it could happen again?

 

Questions

Would you have joined the wave? Why or why not? 

The experiment started because one of Ron Jones's students couldn't imagine that people supported Hitler. 

After seeying this clip, do you think it could happen again?

 

Next lesson

Het project

the wave

Film

verder kijken

Part 2:

All Right Reading (lesson 1)

ex: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Done? WORDS 

or

start reading the Wave

Emphasis (benadrukking)

Addition (toevoeging)

Contrast (verschil)

Result (resultaat)

however

in contrast

above all

furthermore

nevertheless

most importantly

on the other hand

consequently

certainly

besides

moreover

what is more

due to

therefore

so

that is why

for instance

although

in fact