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Discrepant Event Lesson: Humanity's Journey,
is based on the work of Bruce Joyce, Marsha Weils,
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Discrepant Event Lesson: Humanity's Journey,
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Humanity’s Journey
Discrepant Event
Lesson Title:
Friends
Problem-solving, thinking skills, cooperative brainstorming, and learning content.
Content, for this discrepant event lesson, brings an anti-smoking message.
You and your students will also gain a bank
of extensive information about tobacco and tobacco use.
To keep the lesson interesting, remember to use images, such as this one (Baby, Light my Fire), after the discrepant event ends.
Before the discrepant event, it's important
to use images (relating to the discrepant event)
that give few, if any clues.
You can judge this partly by the age of your students'
and their interest level.
As the Lesson "Friends" Develops, Look for the Text: 'Go to'
Discrepant Event Lesson, Friends, Begins here:
Friends
Have you ever had a group of really good friends?
Chris, Ashley, Joseph, Emily, Madison, Abby, Daniel, Lawanda, and Carrie grew up together in Raleigh, North Carolina. They were all friends. Except for Carrie, they all played musical instruments in the school band, starting in the seventh grade.
Chris, Ashley, Joseph, Emily, Madison, Abby, Daniel, Lawanda, and Carrie all attended the same schools. They received diplomas from the same grammar school, the same middle school, and the same high school.
After high school graduation, Chris and Ashley earned degrees from Columbia University in New York, New York. Joseph and Emily earned degrees from East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, Monterey Park, California. Madison earned a degree from Auburn University, Auburn Alabama. Abby earned a degree from the University of Texas, at Tyler, Tyler, Texas. Daniel and Lawanda earned degrees from the University of Oxford, Oxford, England.
Carrie made higher grades than all her friends through grammar school, middle school, and high school. When Carrie was seven years old her friends gave her the nickname, Pug. Carrie's friends chipped in and gave Carrie a pug puppy, named Tipsy, for her fourteenth birthday.
Carrie received a scholarship from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina. Carrie planned to practice medicine in Raleigh, her hometown. However, Carrie dropped out of school her second year at Duke.
Discrepant Event, Friends, Disciplines
When you go to the page with disciplines for the Friends discrepant event, you might want to view the four videos:
1. History of Tobacco Ads
www.memefilms.org
1 min 4 sec - Dec 5, 2006
A quick history of tobacco's target marketing
of youth and children. 60% of all people who
began smoking started age 14 or younger.
This video was filmed in about one hour during
a media literacy workshop in a Vermont Middle School.
This is part of a series of powerful anti-smoking message
by www.memefilms.org Burlington Vermont.
Tobacco companies target youth and tobacco kills.«
2. April fool
Tobacco Industry Apology
Giant Ketchup
1 min 2 sec - Mar 10, 2006
www.giantketchup.com
The tobacco industry finally owns up to their crap. Or do they?
3. Trachea Song Rap Video (Ice Ice Baby)
Duke University
2 min 49 sec - Apr 16, 2006
www.youtube.com
A parody of Vanilla Ice's one hit wonder "Ice Ice Baby"
with Vinny and Lucas rapping about the trachea.
This music video was made for a class project. Let's kick it!
4. The Wit and Wisdom of Cancer
Nina Paley
4 min 26 sec - Mar 29, 2006
anthropik.com
Discrepant Event, Friends, Possible Student Hypotheses
Possible Student Hypotheses for Discrepant Event, Friends.
Also on the Possible Student Hypotheses page, a video:
The Dangers of Second Hand Smoke
News Canada
2 min 0 sec - Apr 12, 2006
www.newscanada.com
Second-hand smoke can be deadly.
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Friends, Discrepant Event, Ant-Smoking Lesson
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Beethoven's Fifth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poUoCggQZd0
Abstract animation based on music