UNIT 2: PERSPECTIVES

UNIT 2: PERSPECTIVES

Lesson Objective:

I can describe the function of op-ed writing.

Essential Question: 

Why do people write op-eds?

Open Ended

What is an opinion?

Open Ended

When you read or listen to the opinions of others, how do you decide whether or not to agree with them?

Open Ended

In the first session of “Untold Stories” you’ll read an op-ed

and decide if the points the author makes are reasonable and well supported. What is an op-ed?

Open Ended

Why do people write op-eds?

In this unit......

• .... there is some confusion among The Daily Byte staff about online privacy. That’s not surprising. In the real world, not everyone has the same idea about what online privacy is. For example, you might not want lots of people knowing what grade you got on a science test, but another person wouldn’t mind if this information was put online. However, there are some types of online privacy everyone agrees on, such as our right to know that no one can get into bank accounts or steal credit card numbers online.

Open Ended

What are some examples of what you would consider an invasion of your privacy?

Explain.