3. Choose an important issue and design a series of questions to evoke a range of responses in a poll. Try to design a question that would make people strongly inclined to agree, another question that would lead them to oppose the same proposition, and a third that tries to be more neutral. Then try out your questions at least 3 friends or family members.
I am very passionate about teaching young children and through my time teaching I have encountered different philosophies with how a preschooler should be taught. This lead me to think of a scenario that could be reworded and discussed by teachers and parents of young children.
At its core my question is this: should we expect more out of our preschoolers? Are they capable of complex thought, memorization, and intricate topics? Should teachers change the way they teach preschoolers based on their capabilities? The way my question is
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Their goal is to get more people to go to their parks. When looking at the Walt Disney World website the us of overly sentimental appeals is overwhelmingly obvious. Pictures of beautiful, picturesque families together with lovable characters paired with phrases like “New Magic Awaits” makes an onlooker feel like they need to provide that type of happiness for their family. If only their young child could do hug Mickey Mouse or meet their favorite princess or bond with the rest of the family while exploring a magical new place. These pictures with paired phrases are littered all over the website. After working at Disney I saw many families who went on Disney vacations even thought they couldn’t afford it because they saw so much advertised about this vacation as life changing and spectacular. Many of these families (but of course not all) were let down sorely and ended up going into debt as a result of their 3-5 day excursion when they thought they would be able to “make it