Infographic

Drawing on comprehensive interviews, as well as insight from noted psychologists and youth experts, journalist Peggy Orenstein explores the secret life of 21st century American teen boys in Boys & Sex. She explores often taboo subjects, ranging from consent to sexual identity to pornography. By way of an infographic, you will visually summarize one chapter, choosing from chapters 2-8 only. Cite specific evidence solely from Boys & Sex.

Guidelines:

• Use the subheading to state your thesis (which, in turn, is supported by the contents of your infographic)
• Space will be limited, so be thoughtful about which aspects of the chapter to highlight
• Your chapter's subject matter should dictate your infographic’s design and style
• Stay within the parameters of Boys & Sex—there is no need for outside sources
• Infographics are most easily utilized in PowerPoint, Canva, Keynote, Adobe Express, or another comparable program

For those opting for Pathway 2 ONLY:

Write an accompanying one-page essay outlining your process for crafting your infographic. In it, explain the rationale behind your rhetorical and aesthetic choices. In other words, briefly explain WHY you made the choices you did.

Due: Mon 12.9 (via Canvas) [UPDATED]