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1. Choose one of the leaflets you want to give feedback on.

2. Write your name under this  leaflet. (If you already find a name under a leaflet, don't give feedback on this one. (You probably have to wait a bit.))

3. Write a feedback and use the draft you can find below.

4. Upload your feedback sheet and give it a title. For example: "Feedback for Dennis"

!!! Below you can find an example of a feedback !!!

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You read the mail from the commercial department! Have a look at the attachments and try to answer the following questions (comment under these questions).

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Unfortunately you forgot the password to open your email account in order to read this email. Lucky you! All your passwords are saved on your computer in a special file. You can open it to get access to all your passwords with a little quiz you developed.
Choose if you want the "Beginner version" or the "Expert version" to   remember your password and open the email you can find below.

You will certaintly need these words again for this lesson. You can find them already matched in the "Useful words / phrases" section.

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Imagine you are working for Nike's charity department of Great Britain and your office is in London. Together with your colleagues you foster multiculturalism and fight racism. While sitting on your desk, an email from the commercial department with three attachments comes in (one video and three posters).

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Now it is your turn! Create a leaflet for all the visitors, players or coaches who want to learn more about the purpose of the upcoming Nike Equality Event. Use the design template that you can find below. Your leaflet should contain the following information:

- Purpose of this campaign (inequality and discrimination in Britain).

- To persuade the reader, you should use statistics (describe them!). Use at least three sets of data in this padlet.

- Call to action! What is it that the visitors needs to do now?

- Use at least five new words from the vocabulary list.

- Have a look at the Feedbacksheet. You can also use it as a checklist!

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1. State what comes to your mind when you see the new Nike commercial?

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1. State what comes to your mind when you see the new Nike commercial?

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2. Name aspects of life where minorities are unequally treated?

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2. Name aspects of life where minorities are unequally treated?

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After checking your budget for this campaign you decide on sport tournaments all over Great Britain to spread your message. Several clubs and teams already agreed to  offer Nike their pitches and fields for several charity events!
To  inform as many people as possible about these events and discrimination you decide to make a leaflet. This leaflet will be handed out to all visitors, players and coaches of this event.
Of course, there are several forms of discrimination. But, you also know that the problem of racial discrimination in the UK has been neglected for a long time. Thus, you choose to focus on "(In)equality of ethnic groups in Britain in your campaign.

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Design your own graphical leaflet like one of those attached:

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Design your own graphical leaflet like one of those attached:

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(In)equality - New Words - Expert version

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If you need extra help have a look at the "How to write a leaflet" or  "useful word / phrases" section"

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Percentage of students achieving at least 3 A grades at A level, by ethnicity

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Have a look at the "Expert" section. Here you can create your own design template or you can add extra data from ethnicity and criminal reports.

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Useful phrases to present results from statistics

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Useful phrases to present results from statistics

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Useful phrases to present results from statistics

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famous athletes, epically made, black&white creates more tension, emotional

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Leaflet (Nicola Sachsse)

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Feedback für Rieke

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Leaflet Lina K

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-Feyza

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Leaflet - Yuha