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Voice from the Days of Slavery

Voice from the Days of Slavery. Demo Lesson #3: Aural Source Analysis. Purposes: 1) To provide students with a first-hand encounter with a slave through audio-clips. 2) This lesson also requires students to create histories (biographies) of their own, using these primary aural sources.

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Voice from the Days of Slavery

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  1. Voice from the Days of Slavery

  2. Demo Lesson #3: Aural Source Analysis • Purposes: 1) To provide students with a first-hand encounter with a slave through audio-clips. 2)This lesson also requires students to create histories (biographies) of their own, using these primary aural sources. 3) Communication and interpersonal development skills are also highlighted.

  3. Website & Directions • Find “Voices from the Days of Slavery website” • http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/voices/ • See “Audio Interviews” • Directions: • Each group is assigned a slave • Listen to interview and take notes on this question: “What was slavery like for the individual?”

  4. Your group assignment: Create a 10-12 multimedia presentation (via Powerpoint) where you introduce the former slaves by providing a narrative of the following: • Who was the person? • Where and how long were they slaves? • What were some key recollections that the slaves expressed, and what does this tell you about the slaves’ experience? • What would you like to know more about the slave?

  5. Connected Homework Assignment: • Write a summary response that includes all slave biographies presented. It must answer the following question: • “What was life like for those held in bondage?”

  6. How does this lesson rank? Construction of Knowledge – construct new knowledge to solve problems Disciplined Inquiry – investigative exploration that led to elaborate conversation Value Beyond School – academic knowledge that can be practically used in life

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