The summary of ‘On the Sidewalk Bleeding 1 – Identity’

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The video focuses on exploring the themes of identity and prejudice. The teacher introduces the concept to students, emphasizing understanding identity, sharing personal experiences, and acknowledging different perspectives. Students are tasked with drawing an object symbolizing their identity and reflecting on it. The audience is encouraged to consider how people are judged and treated based on prejudices. Participants are asked to create a mind map around their chosen object and reflect on expressing their identity and views on prejudice. The video aims to foster awareness and reflection on personal identity and biases.

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In this part of the video, the teacher introduces the theme of identity and prejudice to the students. The learning intentions include understanding the theme of identity, sharing personal views and experiences, and acknowledging others’ perspectives. The success criteria focus on sharing what identity means, feelings about prejudice, and linking identity to aspects like nationality, clothing, career choices, talents, friends, hobbies, and musical choices. The teacher assigns a task to draw an object representing one’s identity on paper, with space for accompanying notes, within five minutes.

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In this segment of the video, the instructor assigns a task to the audience to choose an object to represent their identity and write an explanation for it. They then pose questions about being judged based on this object and how people treat others based on prejudices. The audience is asked to create a mind map around the chosen object, addressing the same questions. Lastly, the audience is encouraged to revisit the success criteria and reflect on expressing their identity and feelings about prejudice.

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