“I can recognize, interpret and analyse significant legal issues in Canada and around the world in the news.”
“I can use the concepts of legal thinking and inquiry when evaluating evidence about, and formulating conclusions and/or judgements regarding issues in Canada and around the world.”
“I can formulate questions to guide my investigations into legal issues in Canada and/or issues relating to international law, and communicate my findings in the form of a presentation to the class.”
Individually, you will be assigned a date to lead an informal class discussion about a current law-related event or issue that took place during the week leading up to your presentation. The article should be a significant legal issue or event that took place in Canada or Internationally. On the day that you present, you will have a slideshow prepared with a link to your news articles (minimum 3, maximum 5) or television news clips, as well as a summary of the issues in the articles and four typed questions (debatable) that you will use to lead the discussion.
Your discussion should be approximately 20-25 minutes long. At the end of the discussion you will hand in your slideshow with the news items, summary of the articles (focusing on the issues), and your prepared questions.
Really busy don't have time. Let me know your price, thank you. Need it done by Tuesday. Google slides. The slides should look like this: Title of the article and link, next slide should be the summary, and the next slide should be the questions. It's not that big, just a summary of the issue in the article (who, what, where, when, you know the deal) and then 4 debatable questions for each article. Really all you have to do is look up legal isuses in the news and use the most recent ones. i don't even need the slides as long as you can come up with the summary and questions i can make the slides.
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