Listed below are a number of topics relevant to the first few years of life on which there are opposing opinions. With this assignment, you must demonstrate that you understand both sides of one of the topics.
1) Choose one of the topics below and map out a conversation that might be had between people with opposing views. This conversation must state both sides with at least two supportive arguments for each side.
vaccinations
circumcision
gender-neutral parenting
attachment parenting
have another idea? It may be great but check before you start work.
2) Go to Storyboard That Comic Strip Creator https://www.storyboardthat.com/storyboard-creator and create a comic strip in which the conversation that you have mapped plays out. Note that basic Storyboards with a watermark are free. You don’t need to purchase anything.
For each panel of your comic, you can add a background scene, characters, and textables (talk bubbles), and even your own uploads. Note that at the bottom of the screen you will see more options including different layouts and additional cells. Assume that you will need to add cells in order to present both sides of your topic.
3) Save your Storyboard and share your creation to the Sharing Forum so that we can all enjoy it. You can post your creation directly to the forum or share a link.
Sample Solution
A power hungry, ruthless killer and the saviour of France all in one? The rumoured short ruler with a long legacy, Napoleon Bonaparte, is arguably one of the most uniquely influential historical figures in European history. From his savvy army tactics to his ability to control a country with just words, there is no doubt that Napoleon was a multipotential jack of all trades. Moreover, Napoleonâs actions have both benefited France and caused conflict. Historians have argued for years whether Napoleon was a Hero or Tyrant, but rightfully so, he should fit in both categories. Although he was able to stabilize Franceâs Economy, Government, Social and Religious aspects, he also ruled like a dictator and halted Franceâs development as a free republic. Was Napoleon really the saviour of France, or a tyrant in disguise-or, a mixture of both? The French Revolution left France utter chaos. The economy and country were both spiraling downwards out of control, and the Directory was doing little to get the country in check. When Napoleon took power, he was able to rebuild France in around a year while also saving his country from being crushed by European monarchies. For example, Napoleon stabilized and modernized the French way of living by setting tariffs on imports and stabilizing currency, all the while creating more jobs for the French people and lowering food costs. A new banking system was introduced to stabilize the economy, and France was slowly returning to peace. All French children were offered schooling, providing them with tools to help the future of themselves and their country, seemingly actions of a dutiful hero. Although Napoleon saved the French economy from crashing, he did this as a dictator, halting Franceâs development as a free republic. Harsh censorship rules were placed and all ideas against >
A power hungry, ruthless killer and the saviour of France all in one? The rumoured short ruler with a long legacy, Napoleon Bonaparte, is arguably one of the most uniquely influential historical figures in European history. From his savvy army tactics to his ability to control a country with just words, there is no doubt that Napoleon was a multipotential jack of all trades. Moreover, Napoleonâs actions have both benefited France and caused conflict. Historians have argued for years whether Napoleon was a Hero or Tyrant, but rightfully so, he should fit in both categories. Although he was able to stabilize Franceâs Economy, Government, Social and Religious aspects, he also ruled like a dictator and halted Franceâs development as a free republic. Was Napoleon really the saviour of France, or a tyrant in disguise-or, a mixture of both? The French Revolution left France utter chaos. The economy and country were both spiraling downwards out of control, and the Directory was doing little to get the country in check. When Napoleon took power, he was able to rebuild France in around a year while also saving his country from being crushed by European monarchies. For example, Napoleon stabilized and modernized the French way of living by setting tariffs on imports and stabilizing currency, all the while creating more jobs for the French people and lowering food costs. A new banking system was introduced to stabilize the economy, and France was slowly returning to peace. All French children were offered schooling, providing them with tools to help the future of themselves and their country, seemingly actions of a dutiful hero. Although Napoleon saved the French economy from crashing, he did this as a dictator, halting Franceâs development as a free republic. Harsh censorship rules were placed and all ideas against >
