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**Creating Your Civic Identity**
Instructor: Daniel Ondich dan.ondich@sobrietyhigh.org

**What's Due for Lesson 30:**

 * < **Video Version:** ||< **On Nicenet.org:**
 * Post to "Diversity" conferencing topic ||< **In your blog:**
 * None ||< **In your wiki:**
 * Add new vocabulary
 * Create "Diversity" page and answer questions ||< **Vocabulary:**
 * Diversity ||< **Other:**
 * **Final presentation due Lesson 37** ||

**Step 1**:
Add the day's vocab into your wiki. (see "What's Due" at the top of the page) write the definition for term in your own words. Download the "Vocabulary Chart" below to help you create your own definition.

Remember: you only need to include the definition.

//**-**// Download the "Vocabulary Chart" here

**Step 2**:
Log into your course wiki and create a "Diversity" page. Copy and paste the following questions into your "Diversity" page.

Name:

1. Summarize the message of the reading assignment. (5-6 sentences or 1 paragraph minimum)

2. What is the most important or intriguing information in the reading assignment that you think people should know about? (give at least 2-3 pieces of information)

3. Does the author have an opinion? If so, what is it and do you agree with it? Why or why not? (1 paragraph minimum)

4. Did you learn anything that you didn’t know before? Do you have any questions regarding the reading assignments? Write them here.


 * Step 3**:

Read the essay "[|White Privilege: Unpacking the Knapsack]" and answer the questions above in your course wiki.

On a sheet of paper answer questions 1-50 in the essay as you read.

**Step 4**
Log into Nicenet and go to the "Diversity" conferencing topic post. Post a response to the question (75-100 words).

In your opinion is diversity a good thing or a bad thing in our society? Consider both the benefits and negatives created by diversity and/or lack of diversity.

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