Pls help after you finish all the step plse put the findings in Google slide or create infographic.

Step One: Choose an area of further study to pursue.

You may want to consider:

• An in depth study of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms; its significance to the Canadian legal system.
• A focus upon one landmark case (eg. R v. Marshall, R. v. Drybones, R. v. Brown, R. v. Latimer)
• A focus upon natural resource development and the impact upon human rights (eg. Pipeline or oil sands, natural gas, mining)
• A focus upon the harmful effects upon people when rights and freedoms are not protected (domestic or international examples would work here as would a focus upon a particular group such as the right of the disabled or migrant workers)
• A study of the rights and freedoms of youth in Canada and in Ontario
• A study of different examples of violations of rights within the workplace
• An in depth focus upon one of the influencing factors upon human rights (media, politics, business goals, globalization)

There is a great deal of choice for you to follow your own interests. Please discuss options with your teacher if there is a particular area you wish to pursue. Ask yourself:

• Why am I choosing this focus?
• What do I think right now?
• What information do I need to gather?

Create several questions to guide your inquiry.

Step Two: Gather information about your area of study.

• Aim to use 5-8 different sources of information. Read all of your information.
• Record all of the details about your sources. (author, title, publication, year, date)
• Take care to make your notes in your own words. It is very easy to inadvertently copy if your notes are incomplete. Ask yourself:
  • What have you discovered?
  • Can you trust your sources?
  • What conclusions can you draw about your area of study?
• You may wish to discuss some of your findings with a peer or with your teacher at this point. It can become difficult to organize your thoughts.

Step Three - Synthesize your information. Use your research to answer your questions. For example, you may have asked:

• What are the concerns regarding human rights with regard to this particular issue? How are the various rights interconnected?
• Who are the various stakeholders in this issue? What are the differing perspectives?
• Are there factors that are helping or hindering progress? Is any individual, group or government acting to address these factors?
• What solutions have been proposed?

create an infographic or other form of visual presentation to present your findings.

Organize your findings.

Step Four -Decide upon a method of presentation. There are a number of different ways that you may choose to present your findings. The goal is to make a visual representation of your findings.

For example:

• Piktochart.com is a free website that can help you make infographics