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    This document provides guidance to students on exploring and reporting on civic issues in Canada. It lists four potential civic issues for students to focus on: fighting racism, affordable education, sustainable environment and climate, and Indigenous rights. The document instructs students that their report on the issue must include a description of the issue, relevant facts, and their opinion on the issue. It also directs students on where to find the rubric for grading the assignment and reminds them that their report must be submitted as a PDF file by the due date.

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    05 - Who Stands Where (U2A3) - Day 5

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    Suvatha Dharuman
    This document provides guidance to students on exploring and reporting on civic issues in Canada. It lists four potential civic issues for students to focus on: fighting racism, affordable education, sustainable environment and climate, and Indigenous rights. The document instructs students that their report on the issue must include a description of the issue, relevant facts, and their opinion on the issue. It also directs students on where to find the rubric for grading the assignment and reminds them that their report must be submitted as a PDF file by the due date.

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    Who Stands Where?

    Unit 2 - Stand Up
    If a federal election were held this week, what
    do you think would be the biggest civic issues
    being discussed and debated?

    Let’s Brainstorm!
    4 Civic Issues to Explore from Class:
    1. Fighting Racism
    2. Affordable Education/Education
    3. Sustainable Environment/Climate
    4. Indigenous Rights
    Reminder: Civic Issue (U1A6)
    Must include:
    3 Interview
    Paragraph Infographic 3
    - Description of issue
    Report Friends - Facts relating to issue
    - Opinion about issue
    Persuasive Song
    Video or or
    Photo Poster
    Essay
    Rap CITE YOUR SOURCES
    Rubric

    To access the rubric


    - Go to “assignments”
    - Under unit 1, click on
    “Activity 6 - Explore a
    Civic Issue”
    - Unhide “rubric”
    Submission
    ● Needs to be in PDF
    ● Submit in assignments folder under Unit 1
    “Activity 6 - Explore a Civic Issue”

    Ultimate Due Date: Monday, July 12 @ 11:59 PM

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