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Assignment:
Write an open letter to a specific audience that calls attention to an issue or problem and prompts reflection or action on it.
What is an open letter?
According to the New York Times, "An open letter is a published letter of protest or appeal usually addressed to an individual, group, or institution but intended for the general public."
Your open letter should:
Focus on an issue that matters to you
Address a specific audience
Issue a call for action or reflection
Persuade readers with examples and evidence
Be written as a letter with a strong sense of voice.
TWO TRUSTWORTHY SOURCES
Try to use at least ONE New York Times article as a source.
2. Use the databases below to help find a second source. Use this criteria to help you determine if your source is trustworthy.
DATABASES / RESOURCES
DATABASES / RESOURCES
Search all the Gale databases at the same time
Not finding what you are looking for? Click here for more databases: A - Z Library Database List and Library Databases by Subject
Need research help? Make an appointment with Ms. Millette, HHS Library Media Specialist.
Need research help? Make an appointment with Ms. Millette, HHS Library Media Specialist.
Appointments can be made for ARC, lunch, afterschool, or during scheduled research time in class
Contact Ms. Millette (use this form) to let her know about your research and how you need help!
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