Emmanuel's Dream

Emmanuel's Dream
Laurie Ann Thompson & Sean Qualls
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Critical thinkingEnglishPrimary EducationLower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

This lesson contains 26 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 6 videos.

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Emmanuel's Dream
Laurie Ann Thompson & Sean Qualls

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Emmanuel's Dream
By Laurie Ann Thompson & Sean Qualls

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Examine the cover illustration and read the title.
What might the book be about?

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Where do you think the story takes place? Why?

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Emmanuel's Dream
This is the true story of Emmanuel Yeboah. Born in Ghana in 1977 he became the personification of courage, strength — mental and physical — and determination even as a child. 

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What do you notice about the person on the cover?

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What do you think people might consider Emmanuel’s inability?

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What are some questions you have about Emmanuel before reading this book?

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Why did Emmanuel's mother say "You can have anything, but you will have to get it yourself"

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What does 'respect' mean to you?

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Why wouldn't anyone give Emmanuel a job?

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What do you think Emmanuel's plan is?

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Why do you think he decided to have 'The Pozo' written on his shirt?

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Is Emmanuel disabled? Why?

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Is disability a bad thing?

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Can you think of something that you like about yourself that you didn’t like at first? How did that change happen?

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What if you became blind or deaf or lost a leg? How would you feel at first?

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Do you think you can be happy again?

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Emmanuel's Dream
Laurie Ann Thompson & Sean Qualls

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