Making Meaning of the First Amendment – Freedom of Assembly and Petition
47:23
Grades: 6 - 12
Video Description: Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University and Lt. Jerry Lohr of the St. Louis County Police Department discuss topics such as an explanation of the Right of Assembly and Petition and landmark Supreme Court cases dealing with each right. They answer student questions about each right and the balancing act between the legal and constitutional aspects of each right and the practical applications of the rights from both the perspective of those marching and the law enforcement community.
Type of Video: Interview*
Unique Video ID: First Amendment-50**
Quick Ideas for Using the Video:
- Provide the video for students doing independent projects on origins of the Constitution, the First Amendment, freedom of assembly, and/or related topics.
- Use the video in a flipped learning activity and have students come to class prepared to share two insights gained by watching the video and two questions they’d like answered through their own or class research.
*Interviews feature extended conversation exploring fascinating topics with fascinating people in the area of study.
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