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Take out your “My Thoughts” Page

Explore the appropriateness of profiling individuals based on their appearance. When is it acceptable and when is it not? Discuss the Supreme Court ruling on strip searches and its implications. Reflect on whether the outcome would have been different if the person being searched had a different external appearance.

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Take out your “My Thoughts” Page

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  1. Take out your “My Thoughts” Page So… who did you think was the real “Albert Florence”? Why? (or… you can write about a topic of your choice)

  2. #1 #3 #2 #2 #6 #6 #4 #5

  3. Is it EVER appropriate to “profile” people (i.e. prejudge them because of the way they look)? Why or why not? When might it be alright? When would it NOT be alright?

  4. #1 #3 #2 #2 #6 #6 #4 #5

  5. To the back of your “My thoughts” page,Add your thoughts, now that you know who he is… and what the Supreme Court ruled.Would it have made any difference if albert Florence were a different man on the outside? Why or why not?

  6. Record this citation Information for “Module 4” citation page– • Citation #1 (radio program) - “Should Minor Offenders Be Subject To Strip Searches?” • Written by Nina Totenberg • aired October 12, 2011 • Program Titled - “Morning Addition” • Network - National Public Radio • (call letters – NPR; aired from Washington DC) www.easybib.com

  7. Citation #2 (television program viewed online) – • “Supreme Court Upholds Inmate Strip Searches”aired on - News HourPBS – Public Broadcasting Stationwww.pbs.org/newshourAired April 2nd , 2012Viewed TODAY – November 1st, 2012 www.easybib.com

  8. Start your Citation Page for Module #4! • Citation Page for the “Food Units” is due by MONDAY at the latest!!! • After Monday – NO CREDIT!!!

  9. “Blink Your Eyes” At the back side of your “My Thoughts” page… Respond with some philosophical thoughts on this title. What sorts of things happen in the “blink of an eye” Predict… connect… reflect… (1/2 page)

  10. Turn to the back of your “Profiling” Module #4 PacketLet’s read it…

  11. Remember… our focus for this unit • Why people profile? • Is it okay to profile? • WHEN is it alright to profile? • What is the outcome of profiling?

  12. School Wide Essay Prep

  13. Write your “I” sentence Sue Jozui is (arguing, suggesting, claiming, asserting) that… IN YOUR OWN WORDS!!!

  14. "Advertisers frequently use the testimony of a celebrity to support a claim: a football star touts a deodorant soap, an actress starts every day with Brand A coffee, a tennis pro gets stamina from Brand X cereal, a talk-show host drives a certain kind of car. The audience is expected to transfer approval of the celebrity to approval of the product. This kind of marketing is misleading and insults the intelligence of the audience. Am I going to buy the newest SUV because an attractive talk-show host gets paid to pretend he drives one? I don’t think so. We should boycott this kind of advertising and legislate rules and guidelines for advertisers." — Sue Jozui

  15. "Advertisers frequently use the testimony of a celebrity to support a claim: a football star touts a deodorant soap, an actress starts every day with Brand A coffee, a tennis pro gets stamina from Brand X cereal, a talk-show host drives a certain kind of car. The audience is expected to transfer approval of the celebrity to approval of the product. This kind of marketing is misleading and insults the intelligence of the audience. Am I going to buy the newest SUV because an attractive talk-show host gets paid to pretend he drives one? I don’t think so. We should boycott this kind of advertising and legislate rules and guidelines for advertisers." — Sue Jozui

  16. BRAINSTORM!!! Just list as many reasons and examples as you can think of…

  17. BRAINSTORM!!!Agree Disagree

  18. Thesis Statement

  19. Begin your Thesis (page 5) with one of these:After, As soon as, Even though, Though, Where, Although, Because, If, Unless, Wherever, As, Before, In order that, Until, Whether, As if, Even, In order to, When, While,As long as, Even if, Since, Whenever, So that,When you finish… I need to initial!

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