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    The document discusses Native American and Indigenous stereotypes found in movies, television shows, and other media. It provides examples of stereotypical depictions from Family Guy and The Office and asks students to analyze how Native Americans are presented in these clips. Students will then find their own examples of stereotypes to present to the class, explaining how the stereotypes are problematic and how they could impact perceptions of Native Americans. For a final assessment, students will create magazine covers that either challenge or satirize stereotypes in a way that critically examines them.

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    The document discusses Native American and Indigenous stereotypes found in movies, television shows, and other media. It provides examples of stereotypical depictions from Family Guy and The Office and asks students to analyze how Native Americans are presented in these clips. Students will then find their own examples of stereotypes to present to the class, explaining how the stereotypes are problematic and how they could impact perceptions of Native Americans. For a final assessment, students will create magazine covers that either challenge or satirize stereotypes in a way that critically examines them.

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    Novel Unit Plan

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    The document discusses Native American and Indigenous stereotypes found in movies, television shows, and other media. It provides examples of stereotypical depictions from Family Guy and The Office and asks students to analyze how Native Americans are presented in these clips. Students will then find their own examples of stereotypes to present to the class, explaining how the stereotypes are problematic and how they could impact perceptions of Native Americans. For a final assessment, students will create magazine covers that either challenge or satirize stereotypes in a way that critically examines them.

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    Identity/Stereotypes

    Reservations (importance of land; stewardship)

    Stereotypes

    Looking at examples in movies; Homework: As a group (of 3-4), find a film, or poster, or other visual
    representation of a Native American/Indigenous stereotype (clarify difference)

    Look at satire: Family guy native American chief scene (discuss/worksheet: how are they presented? i.e.
    greedy/Casino. Etc) - https://youtu.be/nJrINdjuibQ?t=175

    The Office: Diversity Day (might need Netflix)

    Next class: Send me link on Teams, and a paragraph explaining how it stereotypes natives. First, pair up
    with another group to share your sources. After one group presents their ideas, the other group will give
    their response:

    -Can we see these stereotypes in Absolutely True Diary?

    -Why are these stereotypes problematic? What could be some consequences of people perceiving
    natives as such?

    -Are there any other problems you see with this depiction?

    --

    Final assessment:

    Magazine cover

    -Either challenges stereotypes, OR satirizes stereotypes; either way, presents stereotypes in a way that
    problematizes them (provide examples of satire)

    -Include quotes

    On Friday: students will present their magazine covers (They should use larger papers/posters)

    Journal writing:

    -Personal experiences with stereotypes

    -What stereotypes does our society have?

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