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Many of you will be exploring the pros or the cons of hot legislative topics . You will need to have current and accurate information about your topic. Explore the sites available and analyze the information carefully. Sometimes knowing the other side of the issue is beneficial when persuading a group of people to believe in your position.Keep this question in mind as you work:
Have I explored all the facts about my topic? Am I prepared to support my beliefs with accurate information? What questions might the opposition ask about my topic? Do I know both sides of the argument? How can I speak persuasively? How do I address a group of people and persuade them to agree with my position?
References
- Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
- Get definitions to many words quickly.
- Roget's Thesaurus
- Find words that have similar meanings to words you run across.
- Grabbing Web Images
- Follow a friendly step-by-step tutorial on how to grab images from the Web.
Software
- Windows
- Software for image management
- Macintosh
- Software for image management
- HyperStudio
- Multimedia authorware used at many schools. Check out the Website for support, ideas, and the Netscape Plug-In
- Shareware.com
- Thousands of software programs you may want to download and use.
- Free Web Tutorials
- Create your own web pages, learn to program, whatever...
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Content by Grade 7 PMMS-PVMS, bjcampb http://www.kn.sbc.com/wired/fil/pages/scrapcivicsgr.html Last revised Mon Oct 27 6:19:42 US/Pacific 2003 |