A . How amazon , apple , facebook , and google manipulate our emotion ?

B : Water as fundamental right ( podcast )

C : International students struggle with finances isolation during pandemic ( article)

ype of media Option 1 Option 2 Creating environments for How Amazon, Apple, Indigenous youth to live & Facebook and Google succeed (YouTube) manipulate our emotions O How Amazon, Apple, Facebook and... O Serial: Season 3 Epis youtu.be 1: A bar fight walks int justice centre [Podcas t Click here for the trans 19:06 The combined market capitalization of Amazon, Apple Facebook and Google is now equivalent t... Step #3: For your video selection, write a critical reflection paragraph that is approximately 200-250 words. Here are some questions/tips to help guide your response: 1) What are your initial thoughts about the topic of the video prior to viewing it? What made you choose it? What prior experiences do you have that may have influenced your choice in selecting this video/topic? 2) As you watch the video, jot down some of your thoughts (point-form). In your paragraph, summarize some of those thoughts and what was said in the video to make you think that way. 3) Do you feel that there was bias in the video, or that it provided misinformation? Why or why not? Do you need to do additional research to solidify your opinions, or do you feel that the video provided all the information you need to form an educated opinion? 4) Did your initial thoughts about the topic change after you viewed the video? Why or why not? Step #4: For your podcast selection, write a critical reflection paragraph that is approximately 200-250 words. Here are some questions/tips to help guide your response: 5) What are your initial thoughts about the topic of the podcast prior to listening to it? What made you choose it? What prior experiences do you have that may have influenced your choice in selecting this video/topic? 6) As you listen to the podcast, jot down some of your thoughts (point-form). In your paragraph, summarize some of those thoughts and what was said in the podcast to make you think that way. 7) Do you feel that there was bias in the podcast, or that it provided misinformation? Why or why not? Do you need to do additional research to solidify your opinions, or do you feel that the podcast provided all the information you need to form an educated opinion? 8) Did your initial thoughts about the topic change after you listened to the podcast? Why or why not? PS.//WWW.cbc.caews/canadaew-brunswick/covid 19-affect-international-students-new-brunswick-1.5924808 International students struggle with finances, isolation during pandemic Service & Parts MORE We built it. We know it. f. in When things in faraway homelands take a turn because of pandemic, some STU students left to scramble alone Peace-of-Mind Diana Chvez - CBC News Posted: Feb 28, 2021 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 28 Maintenance D Step #5: For your article selection, demonstrate active reading by annotating the text with your thoughts (similar to our in-class activity and the activity in the Critical Thinking Resource Package for this unit). Aim for a minimum of 10 annotations. Your annotations should include your thoughts about what is written, relating it to your own experiences or things you have learned, commenting on potential biases or incorrect information, commenting on the credibility of the author, etc