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    This lesson plan outlines a presentation on equality that uses an introductory math game or audio video to engage the audience. A 15-minute presentation provides personal examples on the topic, and is followed by a 2-minute summary video. The lesson concludes with a 10-minute discussion to get feedback from the class on the presented topic.

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    This lesson plan outlines a presentation on equality that uses an introductory math game or audio video to engage the audience. A 15-minute presentation provides personal examples on the topic, and is followed by a 2-minute summary video. The lesson concludes with a 10-minute discussion to get feedback from the class on the presented topic.

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    Lesson Plan PDF

    Uploaded by

    Chahat Goswami
    This lesson plan outlines a presentation on equality that uses an introductory math game or audio video to engage the audience. A 15-minute presentation provides personal examples on the topic, and is followed by a 2-minute summary video. The lesson concludes with a 10-minute discussion to get feedback from the class on the presented topic.

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    Lesson Plan

    Material Duration Result

    Intro: game or audio video 5 minutes - Capture the


    - Math game-resulting audience's attention
    in equality - Get some
    - Audio of people participation (1-3
    shouting at “women” people)
    about what they
    should

    - Presentation 15 minutes - Provide information


    - Provide personal
    examples
    ● (job, family, personal
    chores)

    Video 2 minutes - Sum up my


    presentation

    Discussion 10 minutes - See what the class


    thinks about my topic

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