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Inquiry Questions on Children's Rights

The document discusses the inquiry question of whether children should have a say in laws prohibiting those under 10 from using social media. It emphasizes the importance of considering multiple perspectives in community discussions and presents logical argument forms to support reasoning. The text also touches on the implications of such laws on children's rights and the necessity of reflective thinking in forming arguments.

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Inquiry Questions on Children's Rights

The document discusses the inquiry question of whether children should have a say in laws prohibiting those under 10 from using social media. It emphasizes the importance of considering multiple perspectives in community discussions and presents logical argument forms to support reasoning. The text also touches on the implications of such laws on children's rights and the necessity of reflective thinking in forming arguments.

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