
Born a Crime Intro Discussion
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9th - 12th Grade
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Cheryl Polite
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Born a Crime Intro Discussion
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Open Ended
Have you heard anything about this book or author already? If so, what have you heard?
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Anticipation Guide
The following set of questions are connected to the book's themes in some way. We'll discuss a few of them when we are done.
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Poll
It is possible to both love and fear the same person.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
Domestic violence is common.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
"Race" is a subjective construct (in other words, a person's race is simply a matter of personal opinion or based on something other than fact).
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
If someone speaks the same language as you, then they are more likely to trust and accept that person.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
It is easy to leave a violent partner if you want to.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
English is the most powerful language in the world.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
Being a criminal is relative to your surroundings (in other words, a crime is not always a crime depending on where you live).
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
The government always acts in the best interest of the majority.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
The government always acts in the best interest of the majority.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
Racial identity is fluid (in other words, sometimes you can identify with one race and sometimes you can identify with another race).
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
Being able to speak certain languages (or multiple languages) makes you more powerful.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
It is possible to practice more than one religion faithfully.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
If you are being persecuted (being treated unfairly because of racial, religious, or political beliefs) in one country, and are able to move to another country, you would absolutely do so.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
Violent people can also be loving.
Agree
Disagree
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Poll
People in power always act in ways to maintain their power over the masses.
Agree
Disagree
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Trevor Noah
Let's meet the author. When we are done tell me what you are expecting from this book based on what we watch. Or you can tell me your impression of the author so far.
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Open Ended
Based on that video, what are you expecting from this book? Or what is your impression of Trevor Noah?
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Poll
Have you ever read a memoir or autobiography before?
Yes
No
Not really sure
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Trevor Noah
The Comedian
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Open Ended
What are your thoughts? What are you expecting from this book?
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Immorality Act, 1927
This is the law that his parents broke.
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Open Ended
What is the claim being made in chapter one's introduction?
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Expectations and Targets
Like last time, you will be reading this independently.
Friday's we will discuss, quiz, or complete an activity concerning what you were expected to read.
We will be applying the skills we are learning in unit 3 and 4 to this book.
Please read chapters 1-4 for next Friday.
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