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Essential questions: What are your values and why are they important to you? How can values guide the decisions that you make? Students will define, identify, and describe personal values and discuss them as a group after completing the value assessment worksheets. They will debate character traits of popular characters in film and TV and how they determine character traits.

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Title
Lesson 2 Materials: Values of Characters in Film and TV
Contributor
Greensboro Historical Teaching Alliance, Creator
Date
2022-01
Date (Text)
2022-01
Place of Production
Greensboro, N.C.
Producer
Greensboro Historical Teaching Alliance
Object ID
CC0132.001.002
Subject Headings
Massacres--North Carolina--Greensboro--History--20th century
Greensboro (N.C.) History
History Instruction
United States—History—Study and teaching
Topics
North Carolina
Schools and Colleges
Greensboro Massacre, 1979
Primary and secondary education
African-American History
Geographic Coverage
Greensboro (N.C.)
Contributing Institution
Gateway Community-contributed Collections
Type
Text
Format
documents
Language
English
Archive
Gateway Community-contributed Collections; Greensboro Historical Teaching Alliance Collection; Folder: Lesson 2 (Values of Characters in Film and Television)
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