12th Grade Develop Unique Perspectives Resources

Analyze narrative perspective and thematic elements in "Born a Crime" with a focus on character perspectives and the author's views on violence and relationships. Learners will evaluate how these themes are presented through narrative techniques and character interactions, aiming to understand the complexities of the author's message and the socio-cultural context.

Examine the influence of the Vikings on the transformation of English society, language, and governance from 750-1066. Understand the significant changes that shaped the history and culture of early England. Develop insights into how Viking incursions and settlements contributed to political and cultural integration, leading to the development of a unified English identity. Enhance skills in historical analysis and critical thinking through the investigation of various socio-political dynamics and linguistic evolutions during this period.

Examine the challenges of water access in Kenyan villages and their effects on education. Gain insights into community resilience and global water issues, enhancing understanding of these critical topics and their interconnectedness.

Examine various perspectives on subjects such as technology in education and cultural experiences. Develop skills in critically analyzing and understanding diverse viewpoints.

Investigate key historical perspectives from the Romantic Era by examining famous quotes and artistic representations. Evaluate differing views and articulate personal interpretations to develop analytical skills and a deeper understanding of this influential period.

Develop skills in understanding and expressing diverse feelings and viewpoints through engaging questions. Enhance the ability to view situations from multiple angles and empathize with others.

Analyze the perspectives of key African American figures through historical speeches, focusing on contrasting viewpoints and identifying rhetorical techniques. Develop analytical skills by evaluating differing opinions and understanding methods of persuasion.

Examine the Roman influence on early England, focusing on how it shaped modern language and society. Analyze the enduring effects on cultural development and the evolution of language. The learning outcomes involve understanding the ways Roman customs, governance, and language contributed to the formation of English societal structures and linguistic foundations. The process includes comparative analysis of Roman and early English cultures and the identification of Roman elements still present in modern English culture and language.

Gain expertise in examining narrative perspectives and distinguishing between various points of view. Develop skills in identifying and analyzing first, second, and third-person narratives effectively, enhancing understanding of narrative structure and authorial intent.

Analyze major theoretical perspectives on family dynamics, emphasizing functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionism theories. Understand the role of socio-emotional support and conflict in shaping family structures. Develop skills in critiquing theoretical frameworks and applying these insights to real-world family scenarios.

Explore the evolution of freedom using historical perspectives and political cartoons. Develop an understanding of visual rhetoric and enhance critical thinking skills.