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Synectics Model Lesson
The document provides an overview of key people and events from the 1960s in the United States, including John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Robert Kennedy, the Vietnam War, Woodstock, and the civil rights movement. Specific mentions are made of love, music, freedom of speech, draft dodgers, and how some were strong-willed yet impressionable, afraid but also powerful, and brave while also feeling fear. Analogies are drawn between draft dodgers and being young, impressionable but also strong-willed, and between a puppy's traits of being trainable but doing what it wants.
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Synectics Model Lesson
- 1. The 1960’s Katie Fabanish- 11th Grade US History
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- 4. Direct Analogies Love John F.Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr Robert Kennedy The Beatles Vietnam War Woodstock Lyndon B. Johnson Draft Dodgers Music Freedom Riders Freedom of Speech
- 5. Personal Analogies -Draft Dodgers Afraid Protesting Strong-willed Against the war Love Freedom Fearful Young Impressionable Brave Wealthy Powerful
- 6. Compressed Conflicts Strong-willed /Impressionable Afraid / Powerful Brave / Fearful
- 7. Direct Analogy -A Puppy Strong-willed / Impressionable They are trainable, but will do what they want.