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DR.MARTIN
LUTHER KING JR.
BY ANJANI MALLI REDDI
INTRUDUCTION AND FACTS

 HELLO EVERYBODY,
 MY NAME IS ANJANI MALLI REDDI AND I AM
  HERE TO TELL YOU ABOUT DR .MARTIN
  LUTHER KING JR AND HOW WE LIVE HIS
  DREAM.
 BUT FIRST LET ME TELL YOU SOME FACTS
  ABOUT DR .MARTIN LUTHER KING JR .
 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAS A
  CLERGYMAN, ACTIVIST, AND PROMINENT
  LEADER IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL
  RIGHTS MOVEMENT. 58
BIG WORDS

 HE IS THE BEST KNOWN FOR HIS ROLE IN
  THE ADVANCEMENT OF CIVIL RIGHTS USING
  NONVIOLENT CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.
 HIS DREAM IS ALL AROUND THE AIR AND
  EVERBODY FOLLOWS HIS DREAM OF
  HAPPINESS AND ARE LIVING TOGETHER NOW.
 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR KNEW WHAT
  DIVERSITY MEANT AND KNEW WHAT
  SEGRAGATION MEANT.50
DIVERSITY AND SEGRAGATION

 TO DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DIVERSITY
  MEANT TO HIM THAT EVERYBODY IS
  DIFFERENT AND IT DOES NOT MEAN
  EVERYBODY HAS TO BE THE SAME.
 SEGRAGATION MEANT TO HIM THAT YOU
  TREAT PEOPLE DIFFERENT WHICH IS WHAT
  DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DIDN’T WANT
  THIS COUNTRY TO HAVE.47
TOGETHER IS BETTER

 TODAY IN THE 21 CENTURY DIVERSITY IS
              ST


WHAT WE NEED AND HAVE FOR EVERYONE TO
BE HAPPY LIVING WITH EVERY KIND OF
PEOPLE LIKE CHINESE, FRENCH, JAPENESE,
INDIAN, AND KOREAN AND MUCH MORE. 33
ROLE MODEL TO WORLD

 DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR HAS BEEN A
  GREAT ROLE MODEL TO US IN THE 21ST
  CENTURY AND TOLD THE WORLD THAT
  EVERYBODY COULD LIVE TOGETHER AND BE
  HAPPY AND HIS DREAM CAME TRUE.
 IN HIS “I HAVE A DREAM SPEECH IN AUGUST
  28,1963 HE EMPHASIZED HIS BELIEF THAT
  SOMEDAY ALL MEN COULD BE BROTHERS.56
OUR SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY

 TODAY IN OUR BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY AND
 HOME TO OTHERS , NOVI SCHOOLS HAVE A
 GOAL TO REACH TO MAKE OTHERS UNIQUE
 IN THERE OWN WAY IN THERE OWN
 SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND INTELLECTUAL
 ABILITIES. 32
HOW CAN WE IMPROVE SCHOOLS?

 WE CAN IMPROVE OUR SCHOOLS WITH
  PRINCIPLES OF TEACHER STUDENT
  LEARNING.
 LET ME TELL YOU SOME TEACHER LEARNING
  FIRST.
 Principle 1: Professional development programs
  should help teachers understand the complex
  characteristics of ethnic groups within U.S. society and
  the ways in which race, ethnicity, language, and social
  class interact to influence student behavior.55
 Principle 2: Teachers should help students acquire the
  social skills needed to interact effectively with students
  from other racial, ethnic, cultural, and language
  groups.
 Principle 3: Schools should provide opportunities for
  students from different racial, ethnic, cultural, and
  language groups to interact socially under conditions
  designed to reduce fear and anxiety.51
 NOW LET ME TELL YOU SOME STUDENT
  LEARNING.
 Principle 1: Schools should ensure that all students
  have equitable opportunities to learn and to meet high
  standards.
 Principle 2: The curriculum should help students
  understand that knowledge is socially constructed and
  reflects researchers’ personal experiences as well as
  the social, political, and economic contexts in which
  they live and work.59
 Principle 3: Schools should provide all students with
  opportunities to participate in extra- and curricular
  activities that develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes
  that increase academic achievement and foster
  positive interracial relationships.31
DIVERSITY WITHIN UNITY

 Many of the students entering our nation’s schools
  speak a first language other than English. The 1990
  census indicated that 14% of the nation’s school-age
  youth lived in homes in which the primary language
  was not English. In addition to the increase of
  racial, ethnic, and language diversity among the
  student population, more and more students are poor.
 The percentage of children living in poverty rose from
  16.2% in 1979 to 18.7% in 1998 and more now. The
  gap between rich and poor students is also increasing.
  While the student population is becoming increasingly
  diverse, the teaching force remains predominantly
  White, middle-class, and female.
 In 1996, 90.7% of the nation’s teachers were
  White, and almost three quarters (74.4%) were female
  according to National Education Association
  Research. Consequently, a wide cultural, racial, and
  economic gap exists between teachers and a growing
  percentage of the nation’s students.
CLOSING

 THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME A OPPURTUNITY
 TO LEARN FROM YOU AND DR.MARTIN
 LUTHER KING JR IS REALLY PROUD OF US
 NOW FOLLOWING HIS DREAM AND HAPPY
 LIVING FROM .
DR.MARTIN
LUTHER KING
JR.
DR.MARTIN
LUTHER KING IS
THE BEST
PERSON.

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Dr.martin luther king jr

  • 1. DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. BY ANJANI MALLI REDDI
  • 2. INTRUDUCTION AND FACTS  HELLO EVERYBODY,  MY NAME IS ANJANI MALLI REDDI AND I AM HERE TO TELL YOU ABOUT DR .MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AND HOW WE LIVE HIS DREAM.  BUT FIRST LET ME TELL YOU SOME FACTS ABOUT DR .MARTIN LUTHER KING JR .  MARTIN LUTHER KING JR WAS A CLERGYMAN, ACTIVIST, AND PROMINENT LEADER IN THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. 58
  • 3. BIG WORDS  HE IS THE BEST KNOWN FOR HIS ROLE IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF CIVIL RIGHTS USING NONVIOLENT CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE.  HIS DREAM IS ALL AROUND THE AIR AND EVERBODY FOLLOWS HIS DREAM OF HAPPINESS AND ARE LIVING TOGETHER NOW.  MARTIN LUTHER KING JR KNEW WHAT DIVERSITY MEANT AND KNEW WHAT SEGRAGATION MEANT.50
  • 4. DIVERSITY AND SEGRAGATION  TO DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DIVERSITY MEANT TO HIM THAT EVERYBODY IS DIFFERENT AND IT DOES NOT MEAN EVERYBODY HAS TO BE THE SAME.  SEGRAGATION MEANT TO HIM THAT YOU TREAT PEOPLE DIFFERENT WHICH IS WHAT DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DIDN’T WANT THIS COUNTRY TO HAVE.47
  • 5. TOGETHER IS BETTER TODAY IN THE 21 CENTURY DIVERSITY IS ST WHAT WE NEED AND HAVE FOR EVERYONE TO BE HAPPY LIVING WITH EVERY KIND OF PEOPLE LIKE CHINESE, FRENCH, JAPENESE, INDIAN, AND KOREAN AND MUCH MORE. 33
  • 6. ROLE MODEL TO WORLD  DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR HAS BEEN A GREAT ROLE MODEL TO US IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND TOLD THE WORLD THAT EVERYBODY COULD LIVE TOGETHER AND BE HAPPY AND HIS DREAM CAME TRUE.  IN HIS “I HAVE A DREAM SPEECH IN AUGUST 28,1963 HE EMPHASIZED HIS BELIEF THAT SOMEDAY ALL MEN COULD BE BROTHERS.56
  • 7. OUR SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY  TODAY IN OUR BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY AND HOME TO OTHERS , NOVI SCHOOLS HAVE A GOAL TO REACH TO MAKE OTHERS UNIQUE IN THERE OWN WAY IN THERE OWN SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND INTELLECTUAL ABILITIES. 32
  • 8. HOW CAN WE IMPROVE SCHOOLS?  WE CAN IMPROVE OUR SCHOOLS WITH PRINCIPLES OF TEACHER STUDENT LEARNING.  LET ME TELL YOU SOME TEACHER LEARNING FIRST.  Principle 1: Professional development programs should help teachers understand the complex characteristics of ethnic groups within U.S. society and the ways in which race, ethnicity, language, and social class interact to influence student behavior.55
  • 9.  Principle 2: Teachers should help students acquire the social skills needed to interact effectively with students from other racial, ethnic, cultural, and language groups.  Principle 3: Schools should provide opportunities for students from different racial, ethnic, cultural, and language groups to interact socially under conditions designed to reduce fear and anxiety.51
  • 10.  NOW LET ME TELL YOU SOME STUDENT LEARNING.  Principle 1: Schools should ensure that all students have equitable opportunities to learn and to meet high standards.  Principle 2: The curriculum should help students understand that knowledge is socially constructed and reflects researchers’ personal experiences as well as the social, political, and economic contexts in which they live and work.59
  • 11.  Principle 3: Schools should provide all students with opportunities to participate in extra- and curricular activities that develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes that increase academic achievement and foster positive interracial relationships.31
  • 12. DIVERSITY WITHIN UNITY  Many of the students entering our nation’s schools speak a first language other than English. The 1990 census indicated that 14% of the nation’s school-age youth lived in homes in which the primary language was not English. In addition to the increase of racial, ethnic, and language diversity among the student population, more and more students are poor.
  • 13.  The percentage of children living in poverty rose from 16.2% in 1979 to 18.7% in 1998 and more now. The gap between rich and poor students is also increasing. While the student population is becoming increasingly diverse, the teaching force remains predominantly White, middle-class, and female.
  • 14.  In 1996, 90.7% of the nation’s teachers were White, and almost three quarters (74.4%) were female according to National Education Association Research. Consequently, a wide cultural, racial, and economic gap exists between teachers and a growing percentage of the nation’s students.
  • 15. CLOSING  THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME A OPPURTUNITY TO LEARN FROM YOU AND DR.MARTIN LUTHER KING JR IS REALLY PROUD OF US NOW FOLLOWING HIS DREAM AND HAPPY LIVING FROM .