Guiding Questions:
1. How does this topic impact students at North High? (give examples)
2. How does this topic impact individuals in our community? (give examples)
3. How has this topic impacted you personally? (give examples)
4. What are the different sides (viewpoints) of this issue?
5. What is a small action you could take to impact yourself or others?
Teachers can use these sites to have students complete assignments on current events. Use the free trials.
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