Topic 1: Elie's Relationships (God, His Dad, ect.)

Topic 2: As you are wrapping up this book, give a brief review of this book.   Would you recommend it to anyone else? Why?  Have you learned anything  from reading this book? What?  Are their instances in this book that you  can draw parallels to today?

Prompt: Discuss which group of minorities the congress is targeting and why?  Then apply what you learned to something in the modern era. Have we seen this type of speech before?  Have you seen this type of talk on social media? The news? What does this say about us as a society?

Prompt: “Life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness” is a well-known phrase in  the Declaration of Independence. The phrase refers to three unalienable  rights that the Declaration says have been given to all human beings by  their Creator. According to the Declaration, governments are created for  the purpose of protecting these three rights.  Explain in what ways the  Indian Removal Act violates Native Americans’ unalienable rights?  Make  sure to cite specific examples.

Topic 1: Relationship w/ his father 

Topic 2: Dehumanization of prisoners 

Topic 3: How their experiences affect their future

We discuss the Dunning Krueger effect on reality.

We covered the use of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in the movie Independence Day when the President made his Speech.

Topic 1: Lack of information

Topic 2: Imagery and Description

Topic 3: Why it was called night

Dillon, Steven, Kaylee, Wanjing, Owen

Learning about our roles and jobs.