Meet Robin and Wael

Meet Robin and Wael

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In deze les zitten 12 slides, met interactieve quizzen en tekstslides.

Lesduur is: 45 min

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Introductie

In this method, students use interactive questions and assignments to explore the similarities and differences in the stories of Robin and Wael. Robin is a Dutch Jew; Wael is a Syrian-Palestinian refugee living in Berlin. They both experience that others want to blame them for a conflict for which they have no responsibility.

Instructies

Robin and Wael were interviewed in 2016. Their stories are still relevant today.

Tip:

- Watch the two videos in advance

Stories that Move is a free online tool for education about diversity and discrimination, based on real stories and experiences of young people. You can use this lesson as an introduction to the working method of Stories that Move. If you are enthusiastic, take a look at: www.storiesthatmove.org and create a free account. With an account you have access to all videos and working methods of Stories that Move.

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Meet Robin and Wael

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People look at the conflict from different perspectives, creating a range of views and opinions.

Since Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel on 7 October 2023, the war has been in the headlines.

In this lesson, we interact and listen to each other, to give space to all emotions and questions.

The history of Israel and the Palestinian territories has been marked by tensions and war for many years.

Brief introduction to the overarching theme of the lesson.

Why is there a war?

This question is big and complicated and requires a long explanation. It is perhaps important to begin by reflecting on the emotions that all wars evoke, and to recognise the suffering, sorrow and pain they cause.

By exploring the stories of two young people in Europe who are not part of the long-running Israeli-Palestinian conflict but are drawn to it, a different, personal, peer perspective emerges.

In this lesson, we look at the impact of conflict on the lives of young people in Europe. You will meet:

They explain that others blame them for a war for which they have no responsibility.

Robin

Wael

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Short lesson description for the student.

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Pick one word that expresses how you feel about this story

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Pick one word that expresses how you feel about this story

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Drag & Drop

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Name one difference between Robin’s story and Wael’s

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Name one similarity between Robin’s and Wael’s stories

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What are you left wondering?

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Anne Frank, 3 May 1944

'... what's the point of the war? Why, oh why can't people live together peacefully? Why all this destruction?'

Conclude with the photo and quote of Anne Frank. Optionally, you can discuss the quote with the students.

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learning path Facing discrimination

Do you want to learn more about how discrimination works and how it influences young people's life?

A possible follow-up to this lesson is Learning Path 2: Facing Discrimination in the Stories that Move toolbox. Meet more young people to learn about how discrimination works and how it has impacted their lives.

Take a look at www.storiesthatmove.org and create a free account. With an account you have access to all videos and working methods of Stories that Move.