Critical Viewing Form Fed Up Instructions: Please address each item below for each movie. The total length of your critical viewing form responses should be approximately one-half to one page, single spaced. This form will be graded on a pass/fail basis. To pass, you need to provide reasonably detailed and insightful answers to the items below. 1. Briefly summarize the basic plot, or issue that the movie addresses. 2. What do you think is the most interesting point in the movie? 3. What is the most controversial statement you’ve heard? 4. What is the most important ethical issue that the movie is addressing? Please explain. Legislative Worksheet (SBAR Format) – How a Bill Becomes a Law SITUATION: IS THIS SOMETHING THAT CAN BE LEGISLATED? · Identify the problem/concern: · State your proposal/idea. BACKGROUND: DO YOUR RESEARCH · Include studies, reports, personal experience, or anecdotal stories related to your proposal. · Has there been similar legislation introduced and/or passed in other states? If so, include it. ASSESSMENT: FINANCES AND STAKEHOLDERS · Identify financial impact if any (e.g., added costs, cost savings, increased revenue): · Identify stakeholder groups that would support this bill: · Identify people/groups that would oppose this bill: RECOMMENDATION · Make an appointment with your legislator to discuss your proposal. © 2013. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved. .

1. Critical Viewing Form
Fed Up
Instructions: Please address each item below for each movie.
The total length of your critical viewing form responses should
be approximately one-half to one page, single spaced. This
form will be graded on a pass/fail basis. To pass, you need to
provide reasonably detailed and insightful answers to the items
below.
1. Briefly summarize the basic plot, or issue that the movie
addresses.
2. What do you think is the most interesting point in the
movie?
3. What is the most controversial statement you’ve heard?
4. What is the most important ethical issue that the movie is
addressing? Please explain.
Legislative Worksheet (SBAR Format) – How a Bill Becomes a
Law
SITUATION: IS THIS SOMETHING THAT CAN BE
LEGISLATED?
· Identify the problem/concern:
· State your proposal/idea.
BACKGROUND: DO YOUR RESEARCH
· Include studies, reports, personal experience, or anecdotal
stories related to your proposal.
· Has there been similar legislation introduced and/or passed in
other states? If so, include it.
ASSESSMENT: FINANCES AND STAKEHOLDERS
· Identify financial impact if any (e.g., added costs, cost

2. savings, increased revenue):
· Identify stakeholder groups that would support this bill:
· Identify people/groups that would oppose this bill:
RECOMMENDATION
· Make an appointment with your legislator to discuss your
proposal.
© 2013. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.