Points of view

Presents different points of view on the right of privacy and the internet, covering such topics as adults' rights to know, a kid's right to privacy, safety at school, national security, and spying by the government.

Presents opposing views about banning books from libraries.

Readers are exposed to the different points of view about this hot-button topic, and they learn to develop their own viewpoint about the democratic process and to back it up with relevant facts.

Presents questions and facts about whether video games are too violent for children.

Explores the debate about letting students have cell phones during class.

Explores the discussion of whether the increase of technology is hurting or helping humankind.

"Many people believe humans have a responsibility to take care of the planet. However, other people believe it isn't their job to protect the environment. Readers discover the facts behind these two opposing points of view and how those points of view determine people's actions"--Publisher.

Discusses if girls should be included in sports with boys.

Discusses the effects of junk food on growing children and if they should be banned in schools.

"Sports are fun, but they can be dangerous, too. As more information becomes available about concussions and other injuries, many people have wondered if certain sports, such as football, are too dangerous for kids to play. People often have strong opinions about this topic, and readers are introduced to these opinions in a way that enhances their critical-thinking skills"--Publisher.