Native American 21st Century Problems

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 4,5

Welcome

Hi kids! How are we today?

Planning

Introduction/formalities

Couple of TikToks/Insta clips

TEDTalk with questions/LessonUp

Time for our own research assignment

Formalities

Introduction; what are we going to do?

Before we do that...

Groendocenten/praktijkdocenten

Intimidatie brugklassers/pesten

Nieuwe plattegrond

00:51

What has led to a modelled understanding of what Native Americans are today?

01:02

What pictures of Native Americans do we have in the 21st century?

01:18

What is hard?

01:44

What major problem did she mention?

02:34

Why are people still running over Native American rights?

04:13

What has the US supreme court stripped Native Americans of?

04:38

What does the right of prosecution do to the position of women?

05:27

In what way was history playing out in front of her eyes?

07:05

What happened in 2017?

08:22

Why is it special this rattle has survived?

09:03

How are Native Americans protesting right now?

09:33

What can make a change?

11:03

Share your thoughts on this video

Native American Tribes

Something we're not very familiar with but something we'd like to know more about. Instead of me giving you all the information; you're going to perform some research yourself.

Step 1 - Make a group

Two or three people. 

It is NOT an option to do this alone. You need to learn how to work together.

Step 2 - Pick a tribe

Navajo (Diné): The largest federally recognized tribe in the United States, known for their art, culture, and language.

Cherokee: One of the most well-known indigenous tribes in the U.S. with a rich history, language, and traditions.

Sioux (Lakota, Dakota, Nakota): Known for their warrior history, traditions like powwows, and the Standing Rock protests.

Hopi: A tribe with a rich spiritual tradition and art, especially their kachina dolls.

Iroquois Confederacy (Haudenosaunee): A unique federation of indigenous tribes with an impact on the formation of American democracy.

Inuit: The indigenous people of the northern Arctic region, known for their adaptation to harsh conditions and hunting skills.

Apache: A warrior culture from the southwestern U.S., famous for their determination and traditional dances.

Nez Perce: A tribe known for their horsemanship and their role in the history of the Wild West.

Blackfeet: A tribe from the northern U.S. and Canada, known for their bison hunting and rich culture.

Choctaw: A southeastern tribe known for their involvement in the Trail of Tears and their contributions to American society.

Step 3 - Divide the workload

Every person should talk at least two minutes. 

Are you going to research everything together, or are you dividing the workload? 

Step 4 - Prepare your work

How are you saving and presenting your work? 

How are you going to work on it if one person is sick?

How are you going to present it if one person is sick?

Step 5 - Information

How are you going to gather information? 

What are reliable sources for this?

Also note: What is the definition of a presentation again, and what does that have to do with information?

Step 6 - Formalities

Welke afspraken kunnen we maken voor komende lessen?

7 - Hand-out

I've gathered some questions and bits you can use for your research on a hand-out. You don't have to use them all, you can make up your own questions too.