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Chapter Youth Activists
Compelling Question: How can students be instrumental in changing laws or policies on issues they care about?
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In this inquiry, students will explore their thoughts on youth activism and the strategies used during student movements, and then determine how they can take action on issues they care most about, such as Black Lives Matter and climate change. By the end of this inquiry, students will become familiar with youth movements in Germany and assess their own ability to be change agents as students.
In this inquiry, students will explore their thoughts on youth activism and the strategies used during student movements, and then determine how they can take action on issues they care most about, such as Black Lives Matter and climate change. By the end of this inquiry, students will become familiar with youth movements in Germany and assess their own ability to be change agents as students.
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