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READING NONFICTION

READING NONFICTION. Types and Purposes. WHAT IS NONFICTION?. The subject of nonfiction is real The author writes about actual persons, places and events. The writer may just report facts The writer may also include personal opinions Often there is a mixture of both

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READING NONFICTION

READING NONFICTION. Types and Purposes. WHAT IS NONFICTION?. The subject of nonfiction is real The author writes about actual persons, places and events. The writer may just report facts The writer may also include personal opinions Often there is a mixture of both

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Journalism 614: Opinion and Perception II: Spiral of Silence

Journalism 614: Opinion and Perception II: Spiral of Silence. What is Public Opinion?. Any opinion held by a majority of citizens? Democratic view - The General Will Any opinion about public affairs? Liberal Democratic view - All are valid Only reasoned opinion about issues?

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W ha t is VTS?

W ha t is VTS?. Understanding the Bas ics Phillip Yenawine (Co-founder of VTS ) www.VisualThinkingStrategies.org. The DIA images are not for publication. They may be used for educational purposes only. W ha t is VTS?. Understanding the Bas ics.

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Unit 1: Friendship

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Digital Storytelling

Digital Storytelling. By Cathy Houchin. Background information. Masters in Music Education Numerous credits in technology Teacher for over 32 years Taught preK-12 th grade Specializes in Elementary Music K-5

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Prepared by: Ms. Mehar Naz Hossain English Language The City School

Action Plan. Prepared by: Ms. Mehar Naz Hossain English Language The City School North Nazimabad Senior Boys Branch. To begin, ask yourself three questions:. Where are your students going? How are they going to get there? How will you know when they have arrived?

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Rachael Edgar @ Dubai_Teachmeet The School of Research Science

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First Amendment

First Amendment. Morgan Student January 11, 2003. First Amendment. Protects our basic freedoms. First Amendment.

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Unidad 2.2

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The Amendments

The Amendments. By: Meredith Maxwell. The 1 st Amendment. The First Amendment is the freedom of religion. It lets you worship as you please Gather in a peaceful manner and discuss unfair laws Write about what you want Express your opinions. The 2 nd Amendment. Right to Bare Arms

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Advocacy Course

Advocacy Course. Aims of Course. By the end of the sessions the learners will be able to: Identify what advocacy is. Understand the process of advocacy Identify the advantages and disadvantages of advocacy and being an advocate Understand the skills involved in advocacy.

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OCTOBER 28, 2013 : Society

OCTOBER 28, 2013 : Society. What do you think society will be like in 10 years? In 100?. October 30, 2013: Advancement in technology. How might advances in technology change the way we live?. November 5, 2013 : Revenge.

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Participation: Social Media

Participation: Social Media. ?. ?. Participation. Understand the issues Express opinions Exert an influence. Get Better News. Hear directly from politicians themselves Justin Amash Michigan Congressman Explains his votes on his Facebook page.

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Lesson 7: Arguments SOCI 108 - Thinking Critically about Social Issues Spring 2012

Lesson 7: Arguments SOCI 108 - Thinking Critically about Social Issues Spring 2012. Learning Outcomes. Evaluate arguments. Fact vs. Opinion. Facts The way things are Can be proved Not true or false, they just are Proving facts Sensory distortions Conceptual distortions. Opinions.

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