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Sixth International Conference on Immersion and Dual Language Education: Connecting Research and Practice Across Contexts

October 20–22, 2016

Hyatt Regency Hotel, Minneapolis, MN, USA

Culture and Media (Human Rights): Teacher Swap Shop Lesson, 3-Secondary

Friday, October 21, 2016 at 11:15 AM–12:15 PM CDT
Lake Nokomis
Session Type

Discussion Session (1 hour)

Immersion/Partner Language(s)

Spanish, multiple

Context/program model

One-Way Second/Foreign Language Immersion

Level
Middle School/Junior High
High School
Program Summary

The DLI secondary team in Utah has developed a Culture and Media course that is optional but that many schools are choosing to offer. This course emphasizes the use of media to expose 7th and 8th graders to themes that are different to the ones presented in their text book. Most of the time, these themes are based in current events and follow the AP topics that will be again be revisited by the same population in 9th grade.

This lesson will teach students about the history of Human Rights and allow them to learn more about the presence of human rights around the world and in their own community.

The intended level of this activity is Intermediate Mid/high, but can be adjusted to different proficiency levels.

Lead Presenter/organizer

Lucia Rubio, University of Utah
Role/Title

Teacher

State (in US) or Country

UT

Jill Landes-Lee, University of Utah, L2TReC
Role/Title

Secondary Dual Language Immersion Bridge Director

State (in US) or Country

UT

Co-Presenters

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