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Lektionsplaner
Der er sket en ændring på New York Times Learning Network. Det er fortsat muligt at finde nedenstående emner og lesson plans, men det hele foregår nu i en blog, så alle referencer er til denne blog, som opdateres dagligt.
Her finder du masser af lektionsplaner til undervisningen inden for forskellige emner. I New York Times' Learning Network kan man finde mange konkrete lektionsplaner til arbejdet med emner som "Fine Arts", "American History", "Journalism" eller "Technology". Siden indeholder mange relevante emner for såvel engelsklærere på stx, hhx, htx og hf. Her på siden finder du et lille udvalg af lektionsplaner. Beskrivelserne på engelsk, som hører til hver lektionsplan, er taget fra http://www.nytimes.com/learning - som nu er organiseret som en blog.
Lektionsplaner til udvalgte emner
Immigration
Crossing Borders, Crossing Time
In this lesson, students create an exhibit that explores the connections between immigration and politics from 1850 to the prese
The People, They are Changing
In this lesson, students will consider the impact of recent demographic changes in the American population by examining a graph and creating political cartoons.
Deportation in Narration
In this lesson, students learn about the 20 percent increase in deportations of undocumented immigrants over the last year, and the impact deportation has had on one immigrant family in the United States. They then retell the story of the deportation from multiple points of view.
From America With Love
Writing Letters from Imaginary Immigrants to Relatives Back Home:In this lesson, students reflect on and research the experiences of specific immigrant groups in the United States. For homework, they write letters from imaginary immigrants to relatives in their countries of origin, including historically accurate details.
The Nobel Prize in Literature
She's all over the map
In this lesson, students consider female authors and their literature. They then each research and map the life and work of a particular Nobel Prize-winning female author, and write individual letters expressing their thoughts and admiration.
Do the Write Thing
In this lesson, students will explore the qualities that make a classic writer's work special and compose newspaper articles celebrating the works of different authors.
Life in Letters
In this lesson, students consider the relationship between an author's life and his or her work. By researching the historical and personal events surrounding a Nobel Prize winning author, students will gain insight into how these events inspired, and were reflected in, the author's writing.
Billeder i undervisningen
A Picture's Worth a Thousand Words
Overview of Lesson Plan:In this lesson, students will take a comprehensive look at 2008 by viewing The New York Times 2008 Year in Pictures. They will then each select a photograph, conduct research, and make 2009 predictions for the subject of their photo.
School Shootings
Campus Catastrophe
In the wake of the April 16, 2007, campus shooting at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, deemed the deadliest shooting rampage in United States history, students are encouraged to share their personal responses through discussion and the creation of “found poetry” culled from news stories about the event.
Taking Aim at Violence in Schools
In the wake of the April 20, 1999, school shootings at Columbine High School in Colorado, students are encouraged to share, through discussion and writing, their feelings about violence in schools, as well as about ways in which such tragedies could be prevented.
School Safety Net
In this lesson, students consider warnings signs of possible school violence and create scenarios that demonstrate how violence might be averted. They then generate a guidebook to help students confront violence before it happens.
Technology and science
Our Robots, Ourselves
In this lesson, students investigate current research in artificial intelligence and imagine the ways in which those technologies can be developed for use in daily life.
Inventive Lives
In this lesson, students conduct research and create posters illustrating famous inventors and their inventions. For homework, they write essays reflecting on the history and future of American innovation.
Making Schools Smarter
In this lesson students increase their understanding of robotic technology by creating plans for "smart" spaces in different school environments.
Working with the New York Times and Wikipedia
In this lesson, students will compare and contrast Times Topics pages with Wikipedia as potential sources of information and use Times Topics pages to tackle classroom research questions.
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Emner i dybden
"Issues in Depth" fra The Learning Network behandler vigtige historiske og aktuelle begivenheder i dybden. Beskrivelsen af hvert emner indeholder mange lærerressourcer, som fx lektionsplaner, quizzer, spørgeskemaer, slide shows, artikler fra NY Times og lignende materiale.
Tip
The lesson plan archive på New York Times' hjemmeside indeholder hundredevis af lektionsplaner til forskellige emner. Hvis du er i gang med et givet emne, kan du med stor sandsynlighed finde materiale eller aktiviteter, der passer ind i dit undervisningsforløb
