IB Friday!
January
(Presentation # 2)
IB Friday!
The topic for this month is:
Reduced Inequalities
The IB Learner Profile for this month is:
Reflective
Friday
ELT
Focus
January
They give thoughtful consideration to their
own learning and experience. They are able
to assess and understand their strengths
and limitations in order to support their
learning and personal development.
- IB Learner Traits
Reflective
January
Reduced Inequalities
Inequalities based on income, sex, age, disability,
sexual orientation, race, class, ethnicity, religion and
opportunity continue to persist across the world,
within and among countries.
Inequality threatens long-term social and economic development,
harms poverty reduction and destroys people’s sense of fulfilment
and self-worth.
Overview of Inequality
Food Inequality - Food Deserts
Food Deserts in Atlanta - Areas in Purple
Tucker is here.
Reflection/Discussion
Our community is on the edge of a food desert.
How do people outside of food deserts help
those who are in food deserts?
How does food access lead to greater inequality?
Education Inequality
Reflection/Discussion
What are some examples of inequalities
that you see in Tucker Middle School or
other schools that you have been to?
Journal Reflection
Look at your timeline (high points and hard times)
that you created in the first IB Monday
for this month, where have you experienced
inequalities so far in life?
Write these down.