After finishing our discussion of the Tinker v. Des Moines case yesterday, today we'll explore how the law of student speech in schools developed by examining the Morse v. Frederick case. First, you need to sign up for turnitin.com. Here are the instructions to do so. Please make sure to register for the correct class:
Then, on your own, you'll read the case that's linked above carefully. After reading, you'll respond to the questions found in this DOCUMENT. You should already have a copy of the list of questions in your Issues folder. When finished, upload your work to turnitin.com. This will be a graded assignment. I'm assessing how well you're able to read and understand the law.
