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Question 1: What is the event that your peer will be looking at? Restate it in your own words, addressing the who, what, where, when, and why of the event. If you have trouble addressing these questions or the answers are very broad, suggest to your peer how they might narrow down their current event.

Question 2: Are you convinced by the connection between the human right and the current event as explained in the first paragraph? If you're not convinced, what additional information do you need in order to clarify that connection? Would you suggest a different UDHR Article? If so, which one? If you are convinced, raise a question about what you are most curious to learn more about as your peers' project develops. Share another UDHR Article that could be relevant to the issues raised by the event.

Question 3: Based on the paragraph provided for each news article, is it clear why your groupmate chose each news article for their topic? If not, what would help you have a better idea of why the article is chosen? Do you need a summary of the article? a sentence that connects the summary to the topic? Something else? If yes, share with your peer what you still want to know, or what questions you now have about their topic.

Question 4: Does the initial research question use the formula suggested in Step 3? If not, how might you revise the question to use the formula and/or to ensure that the question is asking about how the issue is framed? If yes, share what additional questions their question inspires in you.