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The Modern Olympic Games – History, Civics, and Social Justice
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#5 AFT Staff Lesson 2024

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In this lesson, middle and high school students explore the history, civics, and social justice aspects of the modern Olympic Games. They will examine the origins and evolution of the Olympics, analyze their global impact, and discuss the intersection of sports, politics, and social justice. Through collaborative activities, students will develop presentations on specific Olympic events or athletes, highlighting the role of the Olympics in promoting unity and social change. The lesson includes video clips, primary source analysis, group research, and presentations, encouraging students to engage with the material and reflect on the broader significance of the Olympic Games.

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Olympics Lesson Plan - HS_MS.pdf

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July 16, 2024
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Olympics Lesson Plan_ Guiding Questions - HS_MS.pdf

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July 16, 2024
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