Assignment 8 – Individual Presentation!

Gledis Dedaj

Exploring Different Topics!

Topics!

1. Education 2. Technology

3. Animal Rights

4. Cultural Diversity

5. Building on Burial Grounds Is it morally right to build over old burial grounds or old plague

pits?

Does this explain paranormal activities in supposedly haunted

buildings?

Is the vast development of technology harmful?

Are people becoming too lazy?

Will taking away GCSEs cause more

students to fail?

How will this affect employment in the

future?

Are the RSPCA really doing all they can to

help animals?

Should animal testing be permanently banned

everywhere?

Should fur be allowed?

6. Paparazzi 7. Conspiracy Theories

8. Fast Food ChainsAre they the main

cause for the worrying number of obese people?

Are the government part of a secret society that withhold information

from the public in order to control us further?

Is diversity a positive aspect of London or does it cause further

segregation?

Are paparazzi becoming to extreme

and too invasive?

To what extent should celebrities be allowed

privacy?

Top three topics!

1. ‘Building on Burial Grounds’

2. ‘Animal Rights’

3. ‘Cultural Diversity’

Building on Burial Grounds

• Episode 1: ‘Haunted or Hoax?’ – Are buildings that sit on old burial grounds haunted? 50 Berkeley Square is considered

one of the most haunted town houses in the world. (30

mins)

• Episode 2: ‘Plague Pits?’ – Is it morally right to build over old plague pits or should they

be kept as historical land marks? (30 mins)

• Episode 3: ‘Do you know your history?’ – Do people know the history behind where they

live and do they have a right to be told? (30 mins)

Building on Burial Grounds

• What type of documentary is it?

This is an informative documentary as I want to show people what literally lies beneath their city and raise more awareness about the importance of historical background.

This documentary is also designed to leave the viewers

wondering weather or not buildings are actually haunted and whether this is linked with what is buried underneath.

This documentaries will also question the existence of ghosts.

Animal Rights

• Episode 1: ‘RSPCA, do they really care?’ – Do these animal protection organisations actually do their job

efficiently? (30 Mins)

• Episode 2: ‘Animal Testing’ – Should testing on animals be permanently stopped all over the world? What can

we do to help? (40 Mins)

• Episode 3: ‘Fur Is Murder’ – Should wearing fur just for fashion purposes be banned? (40 Mins)

Animal Rights

• What type of documentary is it?

This documentary is designed to raise awareness about how animals are treated not only in this country but all around the world?

It asks important questions about the well-being of animals and if anything is really being done to stop abuse.

It also questions popular organisations like the RSPCA and whether they are doing all that they can to protect all animals.

Cultural Diversity• Episode 1: ‘Does diversity equal division?’ – Do they work well, is there social harmony

and how do they differ from culture specific

communities?

• Episode 2: ‘Different cultures’ – This episode will study different cultures separately and show why certain cultures clash.

• Episode 3: ‘Do they have a right?’ – Should people of different backgrounds be allowed to

express themselves? E.g. Women who wear headscarves.

Is diversity a positive thing for London?

Cultural Diversity

• What type of documentary is it?

This is an explorative documentary as it goes into depth about how different cultures live together in harmony in London.

It looks at the positives of diversity and also the negatives, and through this it will also inform the audience about what it takes to accept different backgrounds.