Day Two
Name three things that you learned today.
Tomaray: Three branches of government, microchips for animals, and the T.L.O vs. New Jersey case.
Elizabeth: I learned to use facts in an argument, what a warrant is, and what people do in courtrooms.
What makes a good argument?
Elizabeth: Facts, correct information, and to use past cases.
Why is it important that citizens understand effective argumentation?
Andrew: If you become a lawyer.
Aiden: So if you go into court you know what to do.
Day Three
What are three things that you learned today?
Elizabeth: I learned how a bill becomes a law, about the legeslative branch, that congressmen have a lot of responsibilities.
Kaylee: That animals need help and bills are important.
What does it mean to be an active citizen (advocate)?
Isabella: Help out by making a PSA.
What are some ways you can be active in your community as a young person?
Elizabeth: I can put up posters of animal shelters.
Kaylee: I can give food to animals.