Research Topic: how valid is a vegan lifestyle in terms of ethics, sustainability and health?

Research Topic: how valid is a vegan lifestyle in terms of ethics, sustainability and health?

1. Resources

   • Primary
     • Experiment
       • Test whether non vegans think veganism is valid before and after education on A.A.
     • Interviews
       • Pro-vegan
         • School vegan club
         • local vegan leaders
         • Other experts
       • Anti-vegan
         • animal agriculture
           • farmers
           • Business owners
   • Secondry
     • News reports
     • Libraries
     • Internet
     • Documentaries

2. Capabilities

   • Critical and creative thinking
     • Reflecti on, adjust and explain thoughts
     • Think critically, logically, ethically, and reflectively
   • Literacy
     • Communicate with a range of people
       • Research, interviews, experiments
     • Ask questions and express opinions
     • Understandi different text types
   • Numeracy
     • Interpret graphs and tables
     • Interpret and incorporate statistics

3. Topic (veganism)

   • Background
     • What is it?
     • History
       • Who? when? Where? why?
   • Modern motivation behind veganism?
     • Ethics
       • Treatment of animals
     • Health
       • disease preventionl
         • heart attacks
         • Cancer
         • Type 2 diabetes
         • Osteoporosi
       • physical benefits
         • Weight loss
         • Allergies
         • Energy
         • Longer life
         • PMS
     • Sustainability
       • World Hunger
       • Environment
         • Global Warming
         • Biodiversity
   • arguments against veganism or in favour of omnivorous diet
     • Health side effects
       • protein, calcium and others
     • Pointless
     • Jobs
     • justification of animal agriculture
     • Alternatives to Veganism
   • maintainable in modern world?
     • time
     • expense
     • societal jedgement

4. Challenges

   • Bias of others in studies
   • Linited Time
   • Own personal bias

5. Presentation

   • Evaluation
   • Outcome
     • Present findings
   • Folio
     • Proposal
     • Evidence of research
       • Annotated info
         • Websites
         • Artcicles
         • Books
       • Interviews
       • Surveys and experiment
       • Journal
     • Teacher discussion