Table Of Contents:

Chapter 1

Intro …….. Pgs. 4-13

    -Claim.....Pgs. 6-9 

Chapter 2: Research Section

Problem….Pg. 14

Effect...Pg. 15

Solution...…. Pg. 16

Storyline... Pg. 17

Table Of Contents:

Chapter 3: Anecdotal Section

Synopsis Of Book...Pgs. 18-19

- Transition...Pgs. 20-21

- Introduction to problem.. Pgs... 22-23

Problem.... Pg... 24

- How the Government misused the quintuplets money.... Pg. 26-27

Effect....Pgs. 28-30

Solution... pg. 31 

Conclusion..Pgs.. 32-33

Pictures Of The Dionne Quintuplets.. Pg. 34-37

JIMMY! ITS TIME TO COME IN AND LEARN ABOUT  THE IMPORTANCE OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION 

(1)

UGH! Why should I even care about that?! (2)

IN CLASS...

Claim: Government interference must be strictly regulated

Blah Blah Blah Blah....

Claim: Government interference must be strictly regulated

This is stupid and I don't get it

Claim: Government interference must be strictly regulated

I Know this can all be really boring to learn about, but its really important to learn!

Claim: Government interference must be strictly regulated

How about I explain it in a different way? (1)

Ugh whatever.. (2)

      GOAL!!

Imagine This: 

     Samantha, a  very talented soccer player absolutely NAILS her soccer tryouts for  her DREAM team, yet the supposed “unbiased” judge picks his niece and all her friends despite her  being the more qualified player.  

We are doing nothing!

Having an unbiased judge is the ideal situation, but without proper enforcement and regulation the team as a whole will fall apart due to the biased judge choosing team members based on personal relations rather than the skill of the player.

You four  are on the team!

SO UNFAIR!

Samantha's story is a small scale example of the effects of corruption in an organization.  Bigger  organizations such as the government often include situations similar to Samantha's, but with bigger repercussions and effects. 

And though a government is supposed to uphold the law for the wellbeing of its citizens, it must be strictly regulated to prevent misuse and corruption.  

That's STILL REALLY BORING! AND confusing! why would the government do the opposite of what its supposed to?  (1)

Well that's the problem, the government is supposed to prevent corruption in its country, yet oftentimes it is susceptible to corruption within its own institution, due to the immorality of others. 

For Example, It is not uncommon for unregulated government "officials to accept bribes from other officials in exchange for political protection and support "Ethan Trex, "4 More Examples..) A practice "that causes poverty, obstructs development and drives away investment. It also debilitates the judicial and political systems that should be working for the public good"(Countering the global problem of corruption) (1) 

That REALLY sucks! How can that be prevented?

Good Question! There are many measure put in place to prevent corruption such as the The United Nations Convention against Corruption,  Its Job is to "fight against corruption, including its prevention, investigation, asset recovery and the prosecution of offenders" (Countering the global problem of corruption). These restrictions help keep corruption under control, thus minimalizing its overall effects.

I think I'm starting to understand, but its still so confusing!!! I think ill just give up! (1)

Don't give up quite yet ! 

Id Like you to read this book, "The Miracle And Tragedy Of The Dionne Quintuplets" By Sarah Miller, and come back to me when you are finished. Be sure to think about what you learned to day as you read! (2)

Aww man I got to read!? I Better get started (3)

The Miracle And Tragedy Of The Dionne Quintuplets By Sarah Miller

SYNOPSIS: Monday, May 28, 1934, Elzire and Olivia Dionne welcomed Yvonne, Annette, Cecile, and Emil Five identical baby girls into their family. The Canadian government, in an attempt to protect the 5 babies from exploitation assumed control over the Quintuplets whisking them away to a custom-built hospital down the street. And then to everyone's surprise the government turned around and publicly displayed the 

The Miracle And Tragedy Of The Dionne Quintuplets By Sarah Miller

Quintuplets to the world collecting profit all the way, profits that the girls would never fully receive. This book dives into how being taken away from their parents and exploited by the government forever altered the quintuplet's lives.

AFTER 

 READING......

WOW miss that was a really good book! I think I finally understand the importance of government regulation! (1)

I'm so glad! What about your book helped you understand its importance? (2)

Well, what helped me understand the importance of government regulation was how the government handled the quintuplets hard earned money!(1)

How did the government handle their money? (2)

Well...(3)