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  1. Title
  2. Warning: Information about jails and prisons
  3. Introduction
  4. Investigative journalism timeline
  5. The First Amendment
  6. What does "watchdog role" mean?
  7. Which are examples of the watchdog role?
  8. Case studies introduction
  9. Title
  10. Nellie Bly introduction
  11. Case study: Ten days in a mad-house
  12. Bly's impact
  13. Why did she describe everything?
  14. Title
  15. Ida B. Wells introduction
  16. Case study: Southern horrors
  17. Wells' impact
  18. Why reporters sometimes get threats
  19. Title
  20. Watergate introduction
  21. Case study: Watergate and "Woodstein"
  22. Woodward and Bernstein's impact
  23. Rank the effects of reporting
  24. Explain your thinking
  25. Title
  26. Poisoned introduction
  27. Case study: Poisoned
  28. Johnson, Woolington and Murray's impact
  29. Compare and contrast
  30. Title
  31. Conclusion
  32. How does investigative journalism strengthen democracy?
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Compare and contrast “Poisoned” with another piece of investigative reporting. You can choose one of the examples in this lesson or one you found elsewhere.