Words that Burn session 6: Dignity
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Part 6 of our 10-part Words That Burn education series for secondary and further education students.
In this session students are encouraged to write a poem from the perspective of someone who has experienced hate crime.
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Lesson plan, Poetry resource, Further education resources, Resource pack, Creative resource, Teaching resource, Words that burn, Secondary education resources
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Download: Session plan & resource sheets - Session 6: dignity (361.4 KB PDF)
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Download: PowerPoint - Session 6: dignity (744.7 KB PPTX)
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Download: Poem - Take up space by Vanessa Kisuule (68.0 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - A gay poem by Keith Jarrett (78.8 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Foreign by Hollie McNish (60.3 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Being British by Deanna Rodger (60.9 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Bedecked by Victoria Redel (75.6 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Back in the playground blues by Adrian Mitchell (55.1 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - This is not a humanizing poem by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan (69.4 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Poems with disabilities by Jim Ferris (43.4 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Glasgow Snow by Jackie Kay (67.5 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - Dwellings by Sarah Crossan (60.4 KB PDF)
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Download: Poem - I am a man by Jay Hulme (62.9 KB PDF)
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Words That Burn resource packWords That Burn is a 10-session poetry education series for secondary and further education students.
Lesson plan, Poetry resource, Further education resources, Resource pack, Creative resource, Teaching resource, Words that burn, Secondary education resources 14 Jan 2025 -
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Lesson plan, Poetry resource, Further education resources, Resource pack, Creative resource, Teaching resource, Words that burn, Secondary education resources 22 Jan 2018 -
Words that Burn session 7: Speak upIn this session, students are encouraged to explore how words can help process feelings of anger and helplessness, building self-empowerment, and supporting social change through poetry about racism, police violence and disability.
Lesson plan, Poetry resource, Further education resources, Resource pack, Creative resource, Teaching resource, Words that burn, Secondary education resources 22 Jan 2018
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