Assignments for Week of March 23-30th
I feel the only important current event is what is happening now. Please answer the following questions: Watch Press conferences from both Governor Cuomo and President Trump daily if possible to help you answer the questions
writing prompt: due Sunday 3/29 answers these 3 questions be honest and try to watch some news briefings every day to help you better understand what is happening.
1. How do you feel the federal government is handling the Pandemic? Do you believe the federal government should be doing more? Should President Trump mandate a nationwide lockdown? evaluate the positives and negatives of such a decision. (think of Italy)
2. Evaluate how successful local and state governments have been in their response to the Pandemic. Do you think Governor Cuomo is being a leader and calming New workers? What do you think has been his the best decision? what has been his worst? (please tell me why you feel this way)
3. Your own personal feeling on being quarantine. what has been easy and positive about being quarantined? What has been the most difficult and negative about being quarantined?
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