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4 lis 2020 · Below, I have outlined a lesson on how propaganda is constructed to persuade an audience to a particular action. Start with a do now activity such as the one below. Have students record a handful of ideas that break down what the image could symbolise.
Make copies of the handouts: Propaganda Techniques Used in Literature, Analyzing Propaganda in Print Ads and Commercials, Propaganda Techniques Used in Online Political Ads, and Persuasive Writing Scoring Guide.
4 mar 2021 · Hobbs shares that understanding propaganda and being able to analyze, critique, and create it can strengthen democracy and impact the growing polarization in the country. In this episode of the Harvard EdCast, Hobbs shares how to revitalize propaganda education in the digital age.
Target Audiences: youth, parents, teachers; age 13 and up. Key Theme: To understand propaganda, it is important that young people learn to understand why certain campaigns manage to convince them. In this lesson, learners look at some examples of propaganda and create their own version.
These lessons provide an opportunity for teachers to use a new framework for teaching about propaganda. Where traditional methods typically focus on identifying propaganda techniques, this approach encourages critical thinking and reflection. It explores contexts in which societies can become vulnerable to extreme messages,
Define propaganda and gather evidence about a specific propaganda technique in preparation for creating an informational poster.
The lesson plan outlines preliminary activities to motivate students, a presentation and discussion on propaganda strategies, and an assessment where students will work in groups to create an advertisement using one of the strategies.
