Role Models and Stereotypes: Misty Copeland's Story

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3 - 5

This lesson provides an opportunity for students to learn about Misty Copeland, reflect on her experiences and story, and explore how stereotypes and role models influence career aspirations and decisions.

Appropriate for learners in grades 2-5.

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This downloadable PDF lesson from the ADL is about Misty Copeland, the first African American performer to be appointed as a Principal Dancer for the American Ballet Theater in its 75 year history.

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  • Early Childhood
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