Too often, the children of the poor do not perceive highly
accomplished men and women as realistic role models for themselves.
By examining profiles of African American elected officials and
other role models in the curriculum presented in Look Up Images in
the Classroom, students may be encouraged to enlarge their visions
and embrace the fact that anything the mind can conceive and
believe can be achieved.Author Gwendolyn J. Cooke shares the
details of Look Up , a motivational intervention strategy designed
to instill pride and foster high academic achievement and socially
responsible behavior. It accentuates the positive outcomes of the
Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the civil rights movement. The
program exposes economically disadvantaged African American
children to appropriate role models through photographic images and
selected biographical information of elected officials at each
level of government.Lesson plans, hands-on activities, and
coordinating website references are included to enhance the
students' learning experiences to show that success is possible
through hard work, perseverance, creativity, and clear
planning.
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