These three issues generate interest around the world because they are challenges that are common to many
Question:
These three issues generate interest around the world because they are challenges that are common to many nations.Addressing these problems requires the action of individuals, groups, non-governmental organizations, domestic and international governments.
Part 1: Who does what?
Gather information about 3 international bodies, 3 non-governmental organizations and 3 individuals who are actively working to address the legal challenges faced by the global community. Please use the graphic organizer to complete the activity. There is a place to record your sources.
Part 2: Thinking about Sources
Recording your sources is a necessary component of academic and professional life. It is the way that you demonstrate that you are informed, by the depth and breadth of your research, and it is the way that you demonstrate your integrity, by acknowledging the various sources of your information.
Forone of the sources you used, please answer the following questions. Please submit your responses to your teacher.
- What type of document or source did you use?
- Are there any interesting characteristics of the source, something that attracted your attention? Explain.
- For what audience was the document written? How do you know?
- Are the layout and format presented in a professional manner? Consider spelling, grammar, use of color, images and layout.
- What is the author or creator's credentials and when was it written? What is the copyright date? Hint: Look for qualifications, role and educational background.
- Look at the domain. Is it a .org site or a .com site, with ads, for example? Why do you think this might matter?
- Is the site or source easy to navigate and user friendly? Was it written in a way that was easy to understand?
- Is there evidence of Bias? Identify the reasons for your decision. If yes, does this alter the authority of the source? Why or why not?
- Is there another source that supports the information of the first? Why is this important?