Lesson Plan June 28, 2016
Resources for University of Chicago Teachers
Grades:
How can I connect global journalism to my curriculum?
The following are lesson plans that have been written using the reporting by journalists that presented as part of the U Chicago Summer Teacher Institute:
Dominic Bracco- Youth and Violence in Mexico and Honduras
Eli Kintish- The Impacts of Climate Change
Eleanor Bell- Australian Mining in Africa
Karim Chrobog- Food Waste in DC and South Korea
Alexandria Bombach- Afghanistan by Choice
Robin Shulman- Syrian Refugees in Canada
Best of luck with your lesson plans!
REPORTING FEATURED IN THIS LESSON PLAN
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![Afghanistan by Choice](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,%3Csvg%20xmlns%3D'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2000%2Fsvg'%20viewBox%3D'0%200%201%201'%2F%3E "Dr. Wahid Qaderi kisses his daughter outside of his home in Kabul, Afghanistan. Dr. Qaderi talks about his family's decision to leave Afghanistan in the film "Afghanistan by Choice." Image by Alexandria Bombach. Afghanistan, 2016.")
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Meet the Journalist: Alexandria Bombach
Documentary filmmaker Alexandria Bombach talks about the making of her film "Afghanistan by Choice."...
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Meet the Journalist: Robin Shulman
Robin Shulman traveled to Toronto to write about Canada's system for private citizens to sponsor...
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Meet the Journalist: Eli Kintisch
The fate of thawing Arctic soils may have profound impacts far from the North pole, as more than a...
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Meet the Journalists: Eleanor Bell and Will Fitzgibbon
Australian companies are the most numerous Western mining companies in Africa and have been linked...
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Meet the Journalist: Karim Chrobog
Pulitzer Center grantee Karim Chrobog traveled to Seoul, South Korea where he reported on the...
![Afghanistan by Choice](/sites/default/files/06-04-16/2_wahid_and_bebe.jpg "Dr. Wahid Qaderi kisses his daughter outside of his home in Kabul, Afghanistan. Dr. Qaderi talks about his family's decision to leave Afghanistan in the film "Afghanistan by Choice." Image by Alexandria Bombach. Afghanistan, 2016.")
