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Remember,
you control the what, when, how, and why of the
curricular decision-making process when using the STUDY
OF HEROES resource collection. The following outline provides
not only the titles of the 8 Companion Units (")
and 22 Hero Profile Units (•) but also a
suggested flexible instructional sequence for those who
find such guidance helpful. Of course, the 22 Hero Profile
Units in particular, may be used in any order.
Code:
Hero Profile Units (•)
Companion Units (")
Unit Titles in a Suggested Instructional Sequence
o Getting Started: Who Is Your Hero?
o Heroic Character Traits from A to Z
• Raoul Wallenberg
• Harriet Tubman
• Mahatma Gandhi
• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Rosa Parks
• The Dalai Lama
• Anwar Sadat
• Abraham Lincoln
• Pope John XXIII
• Chai Ling: Student at Tiananmen Square
• Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Andrei Sakharov
• Mother Teresa
• Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan
• James Cheney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner
• Jacobo Timerman
• Cesar Chavez
• Roberto Clemente
• Albert Schweitzer
• Arthur Ashe
• Chief Wilma Mankiller
• Thomas Jefferson
o A Hero of Your Choice
o A National Tradition: Heroes, Holidays
& Hoopla
o Heroes: Generation to Generation
o The Hero Within Yourself
o Educators as Heroes
o Researching Heroes: Ethical Strategies,
Tools & Technology
The Instructor’s Guide can and should be used
as a reference at anytime. We recommend that you familiarize
yourself with its offerings when initially perusing the
HEROES materials.
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