Understanding
by Design Template for Unit of Study
De
Smet TTL/ June 2002
Resource: Understanding by
Design Exchange Designer: Grant Wiggins
Summary: Students will be exposed to five
different propaganda techniques. This
lesson will allow students to critique different samples to become better
consumers. This lesson involves an
activity that allows the students to create their own propaganda advertisement.
Status: draft Grade
Level: 6 Timeframe: 1-2wks
Discipline: Reading Subject:
Propaganda Course Title:
Propaganda Techniques
Topics: Political
and Commercial Propaganda
Print Materials Needed: Beacons
Text, Workbook and Worksheets
Calendar: Fall 2002
Resources:
(non-print)
Internet Resources: http://www.learningspace.org/teach_learn/lplan/library/jpritchard.html
http://members.aol.com/Donnpages/Sociology.html#Media
http://www.cln.org/teach_index.html
Internet Resource Links: http://hprtec.org (online propaganda quiz)
http://www.pbs.org/pov/ad/index.html
(this site has several examples to critique)
http://www.openstore.com/posters
Standards Addressed: Students will use background knowledge
and experience to comprehend text.
Students will distinguish fact from opinion in
newspapers, magazines and other print media.
Students will draw conclusions and make inferences
based on explicit and implied information.
Students will use reference tools to retrieve and
manage information.
Understandings: Students
will have a better understanding of propaganda techniques and how they
influence consumers and elections.
Essential Questions: How can
knowledge of commercial propaganda techniques help students become better
consumers? How can knowledge of
political propaganda help students understand campaign advertisement?
Knowledge & Skills: Students
will recognize the difference in propaganda techniques. Students will understand the propaganda message. The students will be able to recognize the target
audience.
Evidence: poster
rubric, Beacons worksheets, poster project, online star quiz and Beacons test
Learning Activities: Create an
advertisement poster that includes a propaganda technique, instructor power
point presentation, reading assignment Beacons Text; pp41-47, Beacons workbook
Unit 3 Lesson 3; pp 47-49.