ACTIVITY 8: POINTS OF VIEW REFERENCE CENTER

I'm torn, because when I did a lot more homework help at the library, I found similar resources (namely "Opposing Viewpoints") to be fairly helpful in both print and online form.  It definitely caters to the student, perhaps both youth and adult learners, and the overviews look well written, but, for example, the "Same-Sex Marriage" article, despite being dated 2014, appears to be missing critical changes to state and federal laws from this year which have had a major impact on the subject, so I would definitely encourage potential users to dig deeper, beginning at least with the "Related Information" links.  I think that would be an important aspect to guiding anyone that staff would be teaching to use this resource.