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Research - Notice and Investigate


Analyze the reading you've done so far and begin to draw conclusions.

Before you do this task, make sure that you've completed your annotations and your Dialectical Notes for your research. If you're up to date, then take a moment with this task to step back and ask for helpful comments from other students on Youth Voices by creating a Discussion post about your research so far.

Reclaim your topic by posting a Discussion with transcriptions and citations from your relevant and reliable sources.

Ask yourself:

  1. What are the most important things I’ve come to understand?
  2. How can I use the information I’ve gathered to make those things clear to someone else?

Begin by writing about your research in a Google Document. Share it with your teacher and a few peers, and ask them to insert comments. Revise, proofread, and make sure you have cited your sources correctly, then post your writing as a discussion on Youth Voices.


Choose one of these two missions to complete this task:

Image for issue at Youth Voices

This mission is designed to help you write
another discussion post about your inquiry
topic. This might be your fourth or fifth
post on your question, and this won’t be
the last time you write about your question.
However, if you’ve been keeping up with your
annotations and your dialectical notes (see
Guides) as you do your research, then it’s quite
likely that the post you write for this mission
will elicit helpful comments from other students
on Youth Voices.

Five crescents - Wikipedia

Write a thoroughly researched post based
on your inquiry question. Your post must
have FIVE reliable sources and provide a
"Works Cited" listing all of them. Your
discussion post should draw on relevant
information from five reliable sources.
Sources should be cited in the proper MLA
or APA format at the bottom of the post. Use
 the Five Reliable Sources guide.


Copy the link for your Discussion Post into a comment under this task (on P2PU), then click  Yes I'm done .

Task Discussion


  • Miguel said:

    on March 7, 2013, 12:57 p.m.
  • JohnathanR said:

    The Most Intense Presidential Debate | Last night at Magness Arena at the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado, Obama and Romney faced off in a very important presidential debate. Thousands of people in the audience patiently watched...

    on Oct. 4, 2012, 1:43 p.m.
  • Monisha Nelson said:

    on Oct. 3, 2012, 11:49 a.m.
  • Chante said:

        Economics                      

                                          
    Of the 2012 presidential candidates who has the best economic proposal?

              The 2012 election can have a major impact on our lives as Americans. Either a negative impact or a positive impact. As a U.S citizen I can honestly say I am in fear of my life, as well as my Families. The U.S economy is in a period of hardship. Debts, no jobs, people cannot afford to stay healthy-people cannot even afford to feed themselves or their families. This to me is a major issue, and it is also sad. Barack Obama, age 51, Democratic Party, and Mitt Romney ,age 65, Republican Party, are running against each other for the presidential position of 2012. Barack Obama says “he sees government having a key role in stimulating economic growth and as the average Americans protector.” Barack Obama favors raising taxes on the wealthy, and lowering taxes on the poor to tackle the federal debt. Obama also favors “OBAMACARE”, which is his health-care reform that  gives many more people access to affordable health care.
    Mitt Romney favors lowering taxes for both individuals.He says “he’ll reduce government spending and regulations.” Mitt Romney says “He views government as a nuisance: its excessive regulation endanger individual opportunity, and the free markets.” Mitt Romney says he would repeal “OBAMACARE” and take a completely different approach. Romney favors lower taxes for both individuals.  


    An economic plan that I am really big on is OBAMACARE. I feel this is extremely important because a lot of people cannot afford to pay hospital bills, and many people are dying because of this reason. Obama’s economic proposal make more sense to me because instead of just going straight in, and taking away things that people really need and making himself look good, Obama is putting the people first and trying to work around eliminating the government because he knows there are people out there who desperately need help. Barack Obama says his foreign policy is based on the belief that “there’s no contradiction between being tough and strong and protecting the American people, but also by abiding by those values that make America great.” An economic plan that I am really big on is OBAMACARE I feel this is extremely important because a lot of people can’t afford to pay hospital bills, and many people are dying because of this reason.        

    Mitt Romney’s economic proposal to me shows that he does not care about the lower class, or the people who are poor. To me, he only cares about  the wealthy and wants to make sure the recession doesn’t affect them in anyway. Romney also has a history of changing his political opinions, when he was governor of Massachusetts he supported health-care reform that requires to buy insurance, proving to me that he’s a flip-flopper who adjusts his position to suit the political circumstances. To me, Barack Obama is what this economy needs. Obama not only wants to help build back up the economy, but he also cares about the people,and how some of these changes can affect them. Besides most Americans already have a pretty good idea of who Obama is. From his alter ego to his economic plans he has won me over.   


    WWW.THENEWYORKTIMESUPFRONT.COM
    http://obama.3cdn.net/8335008b3be0e6391e_foi8mve29.pdf

    http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-romneys-new-focus-20120915,0,7556272.story

    on Sept. 19, 2012, 10:08 a.m.

    zarahlf said:

    Nice job. Let's work on some edits when I arrive in 239 and we can get this piece published. On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 10:08 AM, CARTERSMOM <
    on Sept. 19, 2012, 10:12 a.m. in reply to Chante