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Exploring Tolerance: A Comprehensive Digital Portfolio on Understanding and Promoting Acceptance

This digital portfolio delves into the multifaceted concept of tolerance, featuring personal and inspirational quotes, reflections, and insights from literature, including "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas." It highlights the application of Hakomi therapy in fostering tolerance and includes creative assignments like identity collages and responses to poetry. Readers will engage with contemporary issues such as cyber-bullying and sweatshops, reflecting on how these injustices can be addressed. The portfolio culminates in a three-paragraph summary of the creative process and learning experiences.

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Exploring Tolerance: A Comprehensive Digital Portfolio on Understanding and Promoting Acceptance

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  1. Title SlideDigital Portfolioon Tolerance Name Date

  2. Definition of Tolerance

  3. Personal quotes Inspirational quotes Quotes from novel Other readings Quotations page

  4. Hakomi: What is it?How can it be used for Tolerance? Brief description of what HAKOMI is and how it can be used.

  5. Face Foreward*See handout

  6. Let’s Get to the Heart of the Issue

  7. “The Boy in the Stryped Pajamas”Movie Review

  8. Identity Collage Who Am I? Photos, clip art, words, phrases, etc. <Here>

  9. Writing AssignmentTopic: • A time when I was unjust… • Write a journal entry about a time when you were unfair, wrong or just plain Mean! • Hint: Use the journal in your class folder.

  10. Response to reading article. • Reflections • Feelings • Opinions • Personal thoughts • 5 sentences minimum

  11. Response to Anne Frank quotation:“Miep, I see no end coming.” • Discuss what your interpretation of this quote is and how it relates to the Holocaust and World War II.

  12. Poetry Page • 3 poems from 3 different authors • -0r- • Create 3 poems on your own

  13. Responses to poetry • I liked this poem because… • This poem reminds me of… • The author’s purpose of the poem is to… • The poem makes me feel… • This poem relates to Tolerance by…

  14. 3 newspaper articles written in the current event format • Answer the following: • WHO is the article about? • WHAT is the article about? • WHERE did the event take place? • WHEN did it happen? • HOW it was resolved? • WHY it is important in today’s world?

  15. Children and Tolerance Research an issue such as, “Sweat Shops” or “Cyber-bullying” and discuss in 1-2 paragraphs how issue can be solved.

  16. Formal ClosingYou will write a 3 paragraph summary of your experience with creating and making this digital portfolio.

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