Anne Frank, Martin Luther King, Malala Yousef: All people from different backgrounds yet linked because of their willingness to take risks, to push themselves beyond society’s expectations, to stand out from the crowd.
Final Product: Create a Public Service Announcement video (PSA) describing a person who has impacted your world and describe their contributions and who they are. Inspire others to take action and describe how and why you would like to create change. Include a research question and historical connection in your preseantation. Be sure to include
Name of Risk Taker: |
Primary Importance/Contributions of Risk Taker: |
Biographical Information (important information about the person’s life, his/her influences, accomplishments): |
How does the risk taker connect with/answer the research question you chose? |
What are the enduring effects of the risk taken (how did this person affect/change our world)? |
Why did you select this historical figure? Be specific. |
Why should people your age (middle/high school) know more about this person and his/her accomplishments? |
What is one lesson people can learn from this person? |
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malala
Malala Yousafzai | Michelle Obama |
Paul Walker | Martin Luther King |
Ben Yahzee | Abraham Lincoln |
Jackie Robinson | Walt Disney |
Cesar Milan |
Cesar Chavez |
Ed Sheeran | Iqbal |
Didier Drogba | Bruce Lee |
Todd Graves | Harry Houdini |
Hillary Clinton | Bruce Jenner |
Rosa Parks | Bill Gates |
Audrey Hepburn | Ruby Bridges |
Simon Cowell | Thomas Edison |
LeBron James | Nelson Mandela |
Muhammad Ali | |
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