C O L L E G E P A R K S C H O L A R S
 Advocates for Children


Investigation & Presentation
Activity Group



Stephen Wright, coordinator
e-mail: sw125@umail.umd.edu, (301) 314-5909



In this group, students will select a topic of their choice (see suggestions below). Students may work individually, but are encouraged to work in small groups. The topic can be investigated in traditional ways like research using library and other printed materials, internet, etc., but may involve creative alternatives for information gathering like interviews, site visits, covert espionage, etc. The presentation of the topic can also be a traditional format or creative alternative: paper; web posting; poster session; oral presentation using displays, overheads, etc.; skit; role play; special presentation to an outside group. Other possibilities for methods of investigation or presentation are encouraged; please simply ask for approval for unusual ones.



Suggested Topics


Child Development & Family Issues:


Safety:
Health:
Economic Well-Being:
Education:
Other:



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