Assignment

Share the Load: A Single Shot of Critical Pedagogy

Submitted by Alyssa Archer on April 26th, 2017
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Short Description: 

Katelyn Burton (kburton@virginiawestern.edu) created the framework for this lesson plan while an Instruction Librarian at Radford University, a jigsaw comparing four different sources. Katelyn and Alyssa Alyssa worked with Dr. Michele Ren's Women's and Gender Studies 200 class at Radford. Dr. Ren asked for something related to global women's issues. Alyssa decided that the "Share the Load" Ariel commercial related to gender divisions of household labor would be topical, and something that students could relate to, and chose four sources that fit into Katelyn's framework.

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Learning Outcomes: 

Students will be able to articulate perspectives and potential biases of a source's author in order to ensure that valuable voices are included in their research assignments.

Discipline: 
Women's Studies

Information Literacy concepts:

Individual or Group:

Ability Level:

Course Context (e.g. how it was implemented or integrated): 

This is a one-shot information literacy session integrated into a Women's and Gender Studies class assignment on researching a global issue.

Additional Instructor Resources (e.g. in-class activities, worksheets, scaffolding applications, supplemental modules, further readings, etc.): 

Worksheet is attached, LibGuide with links to sources important.

Collaborators: 
Katelyn Burton
Michele Ren
Suggested Citation: 
Archer, Alyssa . "Share the Load: A Single Shot of Critical Pedagogy." CORA (Community of Online Research Assignments), 2017. https://projectcora.org/assignment/share-load-single-shot-critical-pedagogy.
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