Please read and respond to the following Time magazine article with an in-depth response. Do not skim the article, but read the entire piece and refer to specific information in your response.
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1940395,00.html
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Newsworthy
Search local or national news websites for a news story worthy of discussing with the class.
Post the link so your classmates can view these stories.
Give a synopsis of the article, reflect your views on what makes this article newsworthy and discuss its impact in terms of larger societal issues.
Post the link so your classmates can view these stories.
Give a synopsis of the article, reflect your views on what makes this article newsworthy and discuss its impact in terms of larger societal issues.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Supersize Me
After viewing Morgan Spurlock's compelling documentary Supersize Me, how has your view of the fast food industry changed? Explain the persuasive techniques that Morgan Spurlock utilizes in his film to persuade his audience of the risks of eating fast food. How was the film educational in terms of the political machine affecting legislation, education, etc.? What are the solutions to the problems presented in this film? Be specific with your reaction and responses.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
School Violence
Read the editorial below and respond to its message.
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/printDS/310928
In today's world, is school violence a symptom or a by-product of a society "gone wild?"
Does today's society celebrate incivility and disrespect?
How can schools combat this growing problem if their authority is constantly being challenged with lawsuits, etc.?
What role do parents, television, films, video games, etc. have on the behavior of young children?
Persuade me of your stance on this topic with specific references to the problems and the solutions as seen through your eyes.
http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/printDS/310928
In today's world, is school violence a symptom or a by-product of a society "gone wild?"
Does today's society celebrate incivility and disrespect?
How can schools combat this growing problem if their authority is constantly being challenged with lawsuits, etc.?
What role do parents, television, films, video games, etc. have on the behavior of young children?
Persuade me of your stance on this topic with specific references to the problems and the solutions as seen through your eyes.
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