You have researched the treatment of children in the Industrial Revolution factories and in today’s similar situations called Sweat Shops. To do this, you examined various pictures of the treatment of and factory conditions for children working in factories in poorer countries. You also read about the treatment and conditions in the Gr. 9 Crossroads textbook. Then you read about the views of those treatments and conditions, both pro and con, by the people living in the areas where these treatments and conditions exist. Then you discussed those things and put the cons and your solutions to them. From there, you put three of your thoughts on those things into a protest pamphlet. Now, you are to examine the following core competencies and check off any three you think you have learned, used and accomplished. Put a check mark in the corresponding circle:
I did ask and respond to questions to be an active and supportive listener.
when we would share our ideas in a group I was able to ask and respond to questions a listen to people question and/or ideas.
I worked with others to achieve a goal.
I can build off of others ideas and help create a final idea.
I now understand that my safety in a textile workshop could be tied into how safety is maintained in that workshop environment.
Making sure that the safety measures they have are up to date and that they know how to work the safety equipment and that none is broken.
I now understand what is important to me in how I am treated and valued in a work environment and I can explain my values.
I understand how and why I should be treated in a work environment, I can explain why and how I should be treated and why being treated that way is important to me.
I now understand and can appreciate diverse perspectives on issues and can resolve problems and I can explain my values.
People can have differing views and opinions from myself, by talking and hearing why and how they believe or they think that way I can understand and explain my opinion and appreciate theirs. we can resolve problems you hearing both sides and taking both into consideration.
I did analyze evidence from the research I did and made judgements.
After seeing and hearing how some of the kids/workers were treated I formed opinions and judgments about their conditions.
I can now understand and tell, after examining the economic facts of factory production in poorer countries, the dangers to workers in unsafe conditions, the mistreatment of child workers in those factories and the values child workers have in those conditions and treatments, the difference between fact and opinion.
some people believed people’s opinions of how children and workers were being treated were facts and not just opinion. they thought is someone was saying it, maybe it was a close friend or trusted source, they believed what they were saying was true. some people were saying children weren’t being treated as badly as people believed and that the children were making stuff up. I can tell that children weren’t making anything up and that what they were saying was fact and what some people were saying was just opinion.