Frontline: A Class Divided

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This quiz is connected to the Frontline: a class divided video series from PBS. On the video a teacher teaches an object lesson about racism to her 3rd grade class.

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List as many ways as possible of how the teacher, Mrs. Elliot, discriminates against the brown eyed kids.
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How did the teacher get the kids to discriminate against brown eyed people?
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What happened to the academic performance of the kids in the oppressed group?
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How did the kids feel when they got rid of their collars?
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Were you surprised at how the kids with blue eyes treated the kids with brown eyes? Why or why not?

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Frontline: A Class Divided

List as many ways as possible of how the teacher, Mrs. Elliot, discriminates against the brown eyed kids.

How did the teacher get the kids to discriminate against brown eyed people?

What happened to the academic performance of the kids in the oppressed group?

How did the kids feel when they got rid of their collars?

Were you surprised at how the kids with blue eyes treated the kids with brown eyes? Why or why not?