Review your CAP file. Make sure you have a list of rights from the lesson listed in the file.
Circle or highlight the right that you think is most important.
Write a paragraph that explains why you think this right is most important. Any choice of right is correct, but you must use information from the lesson to explain your choice.
Write a second paragraph to explain how this right is protected and how you think it might be limited.
Read the Discussion Posting Guidelines. Then post your two paragraphs to the discussion 02.07 Discussion-How Are Rights Protected?
Respond to at least two other students' posts. Tell them why you agree with their explanations or what you would add. Use information from the lesson in your posts.
Discussion Posting Guidelines
Sample Agree Starters
When you support or agree with what someone is saying, you may want to use these response starters:

I agree with . I think his/her strongest point was because …
I agree with . I would also like to add …
makes an excellent point. I also believe …
Sample Disagree Starters
makes an excellent point when he/she stated . However, I disagree with because …
I agree with part of your posting. I support you on , but I feel differently about . Let me explain why …
Example Post and Replies:

Discussion Prompt:
What is your favorite pet?

Sample Student Response:
My name is Shane, and my favorite pet is a cat because they are independent, you do not have to take them for a walk, and they take care of the mice. They are better than fish because they can play with you.

Sample Agree Student Reply:
I agree with Shane. I would also like to add that cats are very playful. My cat likes to play with a ball of yarn and chase it around the house.

Sample Disagree Student Reply:
I agree with part of your posting, Shane. I support you on having a favorite pet, but I feel differently about cats. Let me explain why dogs are better than cats. I agree that having a cat saves you time because you do not have to walk it, but I enjoy walking my dog. Walking a dog takes you outside, lets you enjoy the fresh air, and gets you some exercise.

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