Explore the various types of infographics and examples that discuss labour and newcomers. Consider looking at these as resources for important data on your topic, and note the audience and purpose of each infographic.
List |
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Statistical |
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Timeline |
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Comparison |
Unemployment rates and immigrants - more info at Toronto foundation |
Map and location |
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Flowchart |
This short video demonstrates to students how to develop an appropriate topic for a research paper by considering goals, approaches, topic scope and helpful resources.
What |
Social media Advertising Donations Interpersonal relationships |
Who |
Health care practitioners, charity Men, student/teen, women, Aboriginal people, children |
Where |
Canada, Ontario |
When | Last 5 years |
Why/How |
How can health practitioners use social media to promote health? What type of social media advertising is most effective for increasing donations to a charity? What factors influence teen to prefer one social media platform more than another? How does frequent use of social media impact interpersonal relationships? |
Watch The Focus Your Topic video to think about how to use background research to help you narrow your topic.
Watch the next video for step by step process on doing background research, where to search, and the type of information you will need to collect from your background research such as the who, what, where, when that will help you narrow your topic.
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