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Students will be able to compare the impact of three landmark Supreme Court cases on students’ free expression at school today. Students will use civil discourse skills to explore the tensions between students’ interests in free speech and expression on campus and their schools’ interests in maintaining an orderly learning environment.
Guiding Question: How has the Supreme Court decided cases in controversies related to the Bill of Rights? I can identify major Supreme Court cases about individual liberties. I can analyze landmark Supreme Court decisions related to the Bill of Rights.
The Fictional Scenario is based on the landmark Supreme Court case Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier. Use the fictional scenario with the Oxford Style Debate and the scripted witness stand exchange for the First Amendment and social media activity.
May 6, 2022 · 10 Important Supreme Court Cases Analysis Bundle – This resource will help your students dig into the 10 most influential cases in American History. Teach them one case at a time or Jigsaw the cases so students learn about them all in one lesson.
The Supreme Court is often called “the highest Court in the land” because it makes decisions all other courts in the country must follow. The Courtroom is where the Supreme Court Justices sit to hear oral arguments and announce their decisions. The Courtroom
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This case is here on appeal from the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. The case involves balancing students’ First Amendment rights of free speech and expression against the school’s obligation to maintain an orderly learning environment at school.
Jan 10, 2022 · 1. Set Focus. Pose this essential question: How does a democracy stay faithful to its fundamental principles? 2. Read and Discuss. Have students read the article, marking key ideas and questions. Then ask them to answer the following questions, citing text evidence:
