Who is Invisible Challenge

Critical Thinking for 21st Century Learning

FREE CRITICAL THINKING LESSON:

Does society treat YOUR STUDENTS fairly?

Ask your class WHO IS INVISIBLE?

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2. Teach lesson.

(Optional): Use the lesson plan to guide class conversations.

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FREE slideshow lesson. Who is invisible - critical thinking package: diversity lesson, anti-racism
Slideshow teaches concepts. Do you see people who look like you, your family or your friends in this video?
Analyze media texts. Who is visible? Who is invisible? Are stereotypes reinforced or challenged?
3.5 hours of lessons. Detailed lesson plan and script
This resource was great for Native American Heritage Month and engaging my students in dialogue about what the month means. Very easy to use!
Erin S
6th-grade teacher
(Nov 17, 2021)
My students really enjoyed the conversations we had inspired by this presentation! I would absolutely recommend it to use to discuss racism and bias!
Lauren D
6th-grade teacher
(Sep 30, 2021)
This is an appealing set of activities about racism and bias which was really easy to use both in the classroom and on Teams. I love the level of care and detail that has gone into creating this. Students were hooked by the presentation and found the content easy to digest. Thanks!
Pagecraft ELA
9th grade teacher
(March 2, 2021)
Great resource for my online homeroom class!
Catherine C.
8th grade teacher
(Dec 8, 2021)