Question

i need major help in FLVS plz someone help me will fan and medal i will fan everyone who helps

Answer 1

In this lesson, you learned about problems faced by Americans during the Second Industrial Revolution and what people did to overcome them. One solution, the Social Gospel movement, relied on people volunteering their time and effort to improve social conditions for others. Today, there are many people who volunteer their time to help society at places like soup kitchens, hospice houses, and boys and girls clubs.

To find out more about past and current social problems and how volunteers attempt to solve them, you will complete the 2.07 Chart and conduct an interview with a volunteer worker.

To complete this assessment, you will:

Identify three social problems, such as child labor or tenement housing, discussed in the lesson and research ways in which government regulations or organizations have helped address these issues. Use this information to complete the Social Problems and Solutions Chart.
Explore the Interview Learning Object to learn more about the steps involved in conducting an interview. Select a community worker or volunteer to interview about one of the social issues you researched. Be sure to use the Interview Learning Object as a guide to learn how to contact a volunteer and conduct an interview.
Prepare questions for your interview. You will need at least 10 questions. Eight questions have been provided. Create at least two additional questions to round out the list.
Set up a phone or in-person interview with your volunteer, and conduct your interview at the scheduled time. Remember, if you are meeting your volunteer in person, you should arrange the meeting in a public place and with your parent or guardian's permission.
Create a written report or presentation that reflects the information obtained from the interview. You may write a traditional report or use Web 2.0 tools to create a unique presentation. Your product should explain a social issue that the interviewee cares about and describe the reasons, rewards, and impacts of the interviewee's volunteerism.