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Discovering Inspiring Heroes: A Group Research Project

Engage your group in a mini-research project focused on heroes from various genres, including political, sporting, mythological, literary, and spiritual figures. Each group will select five heroes from their assigned category, answering questions about their achievements and inspirational qualities. Collect five fascinating facts about each hero, including their notable accomplishments, backgrounds, or significant milestones. Don’t forget to gather striking images of each hero to enhance your presentations. Complete your research by Thursday's lesson for an enriching discussion.

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Discovering Inspiring Heroes: A Group Research Project

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  1. SEARCHING FOR HEROES • 1.You will be completing a mini-research project with your group. • 2. Each group will be given a genre (type) of hero to research from this list: • Political/ social justice (e.g. Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela) • Sporting heroes (for example Olympians, footballing and boxing champions) • Mythological heroes & superheroes (e.g. Odysseus, Superman) • Literary & artistic heroes (e.g. Anne Frank, James Joyce) • Spiritual & religious heroes (e.g. Mother Theresa) • 3. In your groups, find 5 heroes for your category. When choosing your heroes ask yourselves 3 questions: did they excel, have they achieved & do they inspire people?. • 4. Once you have picked your heroes, find 5 fascinating facts about each: these can be achievements, places they were born or important dates: anything that makes your hero stand out from the crowd or tells us more about what makes them tick. • 5. Find a large picture of each hero and bring it to next lesson. • 6. Homework must be finished for Thursday’s lesson.

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