PPT-Author Information-J.D. Salinger

Born in New York City on January 11919 Family moved several times during his childhood Age 13enrolled in McBurney School but flunked out within a year and was sent to the Valley Forge Military Academy in PA. D Salinger Ceremony Leslie Marmon Silko Child Called It A David Pelzer Child of God Cormac McCarthy Children of the River Linda Crew Chinese Handcuffs Chris Crutcher Chocolate War The Robert Cormier Christmas Carol A Charles Dickens Cold Mountain Cha How Do I Identify Credible Sources?. Keep these questions in mind as you choose and gather information from research sources.. 1. Does the writing seem too good to be true?. Sometimes content seems so amazing that it makes a reader wonder if it’s true or not. Beware of this as it can indicate unreliability and inaccuracy. Ask these questions to help you determine if the writing might be largely untrue:. 2012-2013. WOLCS. Word of the Day. Context Clues. information . from . the reading that identifies a word or group of words. Word of the Day. Prefixes and Suffixes. an affix put before a word to alter its meaning. by J.D. Salinger TO MY MOTHER 1 If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you'll probably want to know is where I was born, an what my lousy childhood was like, and how my paren WORKSHEET . Source: _________________________________________________________. Current: The timeliness of the information. . . . - Is there info when published or posted? . YES NO . -Has it been updated? . By J.D. Salinger. The Catcher in the Rye. was first published in. 1951.. The story is told in the first. person by Holden Caulfield, a . High school . jun. ior . who has just. f. ailed out of his third prep school.. The Catcher in the Rye. Day 8. Thesis . development. Journal Warm-Up: . Understanding Character. JD Salinger was a very private person. He took his personal life, as well as his writing, very seriously. According to Salinger’s Biography, he would only allow his books to be published with a plain white cover. He did this to make people read the book for what it was, and not for what it looked like. With society so interested in looks and appeal, this was a very bold move for Salinger. . Seeking information with a clear goal in mind. A step-by-step process. Going beyond just the facts. Taking a new look at information and taking a stand on it. Reseach. is . . . . Just gathering information. 2. . Each . group should take one computer from the cabinet. . The . time for the Task 1 will begin as soon as the bell rings, and . all phones should be put away. at this time until further notice. Art History . Purdue Writing Lab. Secondary Research. Writing a Research-based Paper. Argumentative vs. Expository. Point by point (Theme by theme). Compare and Contrast. Chronological Order. Using sources in your writing ; . Art History . Purdue Writing Lab. Secondary Research. Writing a Research-based Paper. Argumentative vs. Expository. Point by point (Theme by theme). Compare and Contrast. Chronological Order. Using sources in your writing ; . Six Steps To Success. Lawrence A. Machi. Brenda T. McEvoy. Step Three: Search the Literature . Search Tasks and Tools . 3 . CHAPTER OVERVIEW . TASK 2. CONDUCT A LITERATURE SEARCH . Activity 1. Managing Your Data . Six Steps To Success. Lawrence A. Machi. Brenda T. McEvoy. Step Three: Search the Literature . Search Tasks and Tools . 3 . CHAPTER OVERVIEW . TASK 2. CONDUCT A LITERATURE SEARCH . Activity 1. Managing Your Data . This paper analyses the credibility of author anonymity provided by double-blind review processes. It is argued that authors have strong incentives to disseminate information about their papers before