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Focusing on investigative journalism in health care, the book presents three compelling case studies that highlight critical issues: malpractice by drug companies, neglect in hospice care, and lead contamination in Flint's drinking water. It delves into the rigorous research process, the ethical standards that guide journalists, and the determination needed to uncover the truth and drive change. Readers will gain insights into the challenges and responsibilities of reporting on health-related injustices.

The book critically explores the core elements of journalism, focusing on truth, perspective, and the sources of news. It addresses issues of bias and objectivity, equipping readers with the tools to assess the accuracy of information in today's rapid social media landscape. By examining how journalism influences messaging, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of the media's role in shaping public perception and informed decision-making.

Exploring the impact of representation in media, this book examines how the portrayal of various demographics shapes self-identity and societal perceptions. It delves into the significance of diverse viewpoints and the consequences of underrepresentation, emphasizing the need for inclusivity in media narratives. By analyzing the influence of age, gender, ethnicity, and body type on media representation, it highlights why diversity matters for everyone, urging readers to reflect on their own experiences and the broader implications for society.

Focusing on three real case studies, this book delves into the world of investigative journalism in sports. It highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by journalists as they uncover hidden truths and expose corruption within the sports industry. Through in-depth analysis, the book showcases the impact of these investigations on public perception and sports culture, emphasizing the vital role of journalism in holding powerful figures accountable.

Focusing on three real case studies, this book delves into the realm of investigative journalism centered on human rights issues. It explores the challenges and triumphs faced by journalists as they uncover stories that highlight injustices and advocate for change. Through these detailed accounts, readers gain insight into the critical role of journalism in promoting human rights and the impact of dedicated reporting on society.

The book explores three compelling case studies in investigative journalism focused on environmental issues. It highlights journalists uncovering the journey of electronic waste to Africa, exposing chemical pollution impacting public health, and addressing the inequitable use of water resources. Through these narratives, readers will learn about the rigorous research process, the ethical standards guiding journalists, and the determination needed to validate stories and drive meaningful change.

Brielle faces the challenge of stepping into the role of principal cellist after her best friend suffers an injury. As she navigates the pressures of performance and the dynamics of her orchestra, she must also confront her own insecurities and the complexities of friendship. This engaging story explores themes of resilience, ambition, and the pursuit of passion, making it a captivating read for teens.

Focused on financial literacy, this guide teaches young readers essential money management skills, including earning, saving, and borrowing. Through clear explanations and practical examples, it covers important concepts like income tax, interest, and the implications of investments and loans for significant purchases. The book encourages proactive thinking about future income opportunities, empowering readers to make informed financial decisions.

Focusing on financial literacy, this book equips young readers with essential skills for making informed spending and saving decisions. Through realistic examples, it illustrates the consequences of using cash versus credit. Key concepts like the benefits of saving, banking functions, credit reports, and cost of living are introduced, empowering readers to navigate their financial futures effectively.

Key concepts of financial literacy are presented in an engaging manner for young readers. The book emphasizes financial responsibility through relatable terms and real-world examples, encouraging critical thinking about personal wants and needs. It covers essential financial planning strategies and offers practical activities, including budgeting and record keeping, to help readers apply their knowledge effectively.