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Saving Our Tropical Rainforests: A Press Conference Debate

Join us for a critical press conference debate on whether to save or develop our tropical rainforests. Activists will protest outside as experts from two camps—developers and scientists—take the stage to present their arguments. Reporters will pose challenging questions to keep the dialogue dynamic, while audience members will show their support through applause. This event serves to evaluate the environmental impacts of deforestation and urbanization, and assess the technological advancements affecting our ecosystems. Audience Fact reports are expected, and assessments will be conducted by Mrs. Caldwell.

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Saving Our Tropical Rainforests: A Press Conference Debate

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  1. Press Conference Debate Topic: To Save or Not to Save the Tropical Rainforests of our World!

  2. Procedures of the Event • Change into wardrobe (5 minutes) • Opening with Activists protesting outside • Announcing the Debate: Reporters will start the Press Conference • The two sides will debate: Developers vs. Scientists • Reporters will keep the debate going with their questions • Audience members will be alert and applause the sides they agree with/ Audience Fact reports are due at the beginning of class today! • Mrs. Caldwell will monitor and assess teams

  3. Event Objectives • S.S.3.02 Describe the environmental impact of regional activities such as deforestation, urbanization, and industrialization and evaluate their significance to the global community. • 3.03 Examine the development and use of tools and technologies and assess their influence on the human ability to use, modify, or adapt to their environment. • ELA: Examining the importance and impact of establishing a position or point-of-view. Making connections between works, self and related topics. Drawing inferences.

  4. EXIT TASK • Fill out self assessment and hand it into Mrs. Caldwell • Tomorrow we will fill out team assessments

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