Step #1: Using the topic you wrote about in the Topic Proposal assignment, find three (3) sourcesthat go along/support your position/opinion and one (1) source that goes against your position or presents a limitation to your position or offer a different angle. For example: you chose to talk about discrimination at work; you believe that some companies are not doing enough to shield young people from discrimination at work. Because this is a serious issue, it would be hard to find a credible sources that goes against your position. However, you can find a source that talks specifically about women or older people (both would be considered as different angles).

Make sure to include different types of sources (newspaper articles, TED Talks, documentaries, interviews, tweets, etc.)

Step #2:Carefully read/watch your four (4) sources. Then, in a Word document, complete the following tasks:

• Task #1: state your opinion regarding the chosen topic (1-2 sentences).
• Task #2: summarize each source in 1-2 sentences.
• Task#3: find out and type in your document a brief biography (1 sentence) about each author of each of your sources.
• Task #4: from each source that support your position, find, and copy/paste into your document 2 quotes that in some way backs up your position on the chosen topic. Next to each quote, type your interpretation of the quote AND then explanation how exactly that quote connects to your position.
• Task #5:using the websites (https://unsplash.com/ and/or https://www.flickr.com/), find 2-3 images that in some ways illustrate different points of your opinion. Depending on your topic, you can even use the photos you took yourself. If it's hard to find images for your topic, consider creating your own flowcharts or diagrams to illustrate certain information about your topic. Copy/paste into the document as well.