- How to prepare and do your presentation Back
	The Stolen Generation (Nov 18) Find out more about the fate of mixed-race Aboriginal children in the first half of the 20th century. Describe the way they were treated by the church and other institutions after they had been taken away from their original families. Explain why the Australian government started this programme and what it tried to achieve.  State your opinion on the treatment of those children. -      Youtubers, vlogs and youtube channels  - Helpful online resources or just a waste of time? (Jan 19) Describe the phenomenon of youtube stars and their successful vlogs and channels by giving some examples. Explain why some of those youtubers are quite successful and what their motives are for starting a career on youtube. State your opinion on the quality and usefulness of those vlogs or channels. -      Bootcamps - A useful institution to deal with diffcult teenagers? (Feb 19) Describe how typical bootcamps for kids in the US work and present some examples. Explain what the bootcamps try to achieve and how the kids react to the drill and discipline. State your opinion on bootcamps. -      The Rugby World Cup 1995 - Did sports help to overcome apartheid in South Africa? (Jun 19) In 1995 the mixed South African team won the rugby world cup. Describe the racial difficulties the team had to deal with and explain the political importance of that victory for Nelson Mandela and the fight against racial segregation in South Africa. State your opinion on the events and their effect. -      Slumdog Millionaire - Just entertainment or an effective way of illustrating social problems in India today? The movie Slumdog Millionaire was very successful and won 8 Oscars in 2009. Describe what the movie is about and explain why the reasons for its worldwide success. State your opinion on the way social problems are shown in the movie.