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1. Read
the article and locate three important facts that all together will
provide a brief history or overview of your topic. (Computer /
subscription database ABC-CLIO's ISSUES)
2. Provide three relevant facts about one important person linked
to your topic. Provide sufficient information to fully explain the
link between the person and the issue. (Computer /
subscription database ABC-CLIO's ISSUES)
3. Fine one related event or newsworthy issue and provide at least
three supporting facts to proved its significance. (Computer
/ subscription database ABC-CLIO's ISSUES)
4. Select the DISCUSSION AREA in ABC-CLIO's Issues. Select one question
from those listed. Answer the question you select based on
evidence from your reading.
5. Select a magazine or newspaper article that elaborates, provides
supporting evidence or interesting information about your teen issue.
(Use Gale's Publication Search to locate one
of the following periodicals: Newsweek, Time, Teen People,
Scholastic Choices, People Weekly, Current Health2, Houston Chronicle or
the New York Times.)
6. Select a second magazine or newspaper article that elaborates,
provides supporting evidence or interesting information about your teen
issue. (Again, use Gale's Publication Search
to locate one of the following periodicals but select a different
periodical than the one you used in question #5: Newsweek,
Time, Teen People, Scholastic Choices, People Weekly, Current Health2,
Houston Chronicle or the New York Times.)
7-A. Use a dictionary (not online) to locate a dictionary meaning (denotative) of
the word that best describes your issue.
7-B.
Based on what you have read and now understand about your topic provide
a connotative meaning of the teen topic you have researched.
(Do not answer this until your research is almost
complete.)
8. Use a book or print reference source to gather basic information
about your issue. Provide and explain at least three facts
essential to a good understanding of your issue.
9. Use a book or print reference source to find one related event or
newsworthy issue about your topic. Provide at least three
supporting facts that show why that event is important or newsworthy.
10. Use a book or print reference source to list two organization that
provide support for individuals experiencing this issue. |
