Lesson 2
2.1 Essential  Question:
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Who we are? Are we Children or Adults? Why are we asked to behave    like children sometimes and sometimes adults? How are we to behave? Who will    understand our problems? How our problems will be understood by elders and    teachers?  What life skills are needed    to survive in today's world? What are the values we need to have?   What are the ways in which children are    abused? How should we react? What are our rights? What is the role of    E-gadgets in our life? | 
2.2 Grouping  Strategy:
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Team will comprise groups of 10 students of mixed gender, and mixed    ability and skills. One of the goals is to promote teamwork in mixed ability    groups so that higher ability students get opportunities for peer    instruction, and lower ability students benefit from the more advanced    collaboration that will arise from this. | 
2.3 Learning  Environment:
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A group working area in the classroom will be set aside with tables    and chairs to allow more effective interaction among team members. Computer    labs will be used for the majority of the online work. Research notes will be    recorded in computers/blogs. Some collaboration between students will take    place through email/blog/whats'app | 
2.4Assessment  Approach:
                2.41 Authentic Assessment:
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            Authentic    tasks such as 
1., Conducting surveys based on the questionnaire prepared. 
2.          Documenting  the findings . | 
2.42 Formative Assessment:
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Regular feedback will be provided as the students work on internet    and library research, surveys, and presentation designs.     | 
2.43 Summative Assessment:
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            Rubrics    will be used to assess: 
Questionnaire 
Surveys 
Final presentations 
Blog | 
2.44 Rubrics:
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            Rubrics    will be used to assess: 
Questionnaire 
Surveys 
Final presentations 
Blog | 
2.45 Gradings:
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            Group    grading and individual grading will be given based on the presentation and    group co-ordination, effectiveness of outcome. |