Oct 18 2022 Minimalism vs. Materialism


Mini Lesson - Minimalism vs. Materialism

Class to view the following video 1st :) 

A rich life with less stuff | The Minimalists | TEDxWhitefish

Group work.  Split the class into groups of max 4. Have groups complete the following questions. All names on 1 piece of paper to hand in with answers. 

Group Work Questions:

1. Materialism - What is it? In your own words - (teacher may need to assist).

2. How does materialism (excess stuff) affect our lives? future careers? life goals?

3. Minimalism - What is it? In your own words - 

4. What was your favourite part of the video? Why?

Class Discussion re: answers to above questions once all groups have completed their work. 20 min group work time allocation. 




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