Environmental Justice Through Texts

Diana·

Environmental Justice

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SubjectEnvironmental Justice

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I need first a polluted beach, ask question, Who is responsible.? Students will read "Sisters Fighting for the oceans" by Penelope Mckimm. Questions before reading the first page. What is enviromental justice? Think about and example in your country. 2. Who is the sister´s campaign related to enviromental. justice? Then I want students to compere this magazine article with the biography of Nelson mandela "Troublemaker" And compare and contrast the elements, like point of view, text features...

This resource focuses on the themes of environmental justice and activism through the analysis of various text types and literary devices. Students will engage in discussions to define environmental justice, examine the actions of activists, and explore real-life examples. Activities include analyzing the campaign efforts of sisters advocating for ocean protection, comparing texts related to Nelson Mandela's biography and environmental activism, and mastering literary devices like foreshadowing and imagery. Through group work and individual writing assignments, learners will develop a nuanced understanding of social justice issues related to the environment, identifying key terms and fostering collaborative reflection and critical thinking.