/
Evaluating Sources and Authorizing Evaluating Sources and Authorizing

Evaluating Sources and Authorizing - PowerPoint Presentation

natalia-silvester
natalia-silvester . @natalia-silvester
Follow
370 views
Uploaded On 2018-01-16

Evaluating Sources and Authorizing - PPT Presentation

Teacher Demonstration Evaluating Sources And Harris Moves Authorizing Darla Oliver SAWP A I 2015 Evaluating Sources and Practicing Harris Authorizing Students Will Need 2 sheets of paper ID: 623777

authorizing source solitary confinement source authorizing confinement solitary punishment evidence credible sources grassian paper writer person mental evaluating jar behavior form changing

Share:

Link:

Embed:

Download Presentation from below link

Download Presentation The PPT/PDF document "Evaluating Sources and Authorizing" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this web site for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.


Presentation Transcript

Slide1

Evaluating Sources and Authorizing

Teacher Demonstration

Evaluating Sources

And

Harris Moves – Authorizing

Darla Oliver

SAWP – A. I. 2015Slide2

Evaluating Sources

and

Practicing Harris’ Authorizing

Students Will Need:

2 sheets of paper

Pen/PencilSlide3

Chemical Scenario - Would you drink this?

What if THIS person said you

could drink…

At

your table you have a jar of… something,

pass around jar and look at. NO TASTING OR SMELLING!

Take slips in your envelope out, with a partner/group decide if the person on each slip of paper

could

convince you to drink the contents of the jar.

On your paper, write name of person and whether or not you could be convinced, explain your choice (why this person is credible/why this one is not). Slide4

More Practice – Evaluating Sources

Source Sort Activity

Topic:

Solitary Confinement Is/Is Not An Appropriate Form of Punishment

Sort into 2 columns what you think is:

Credible

Not Credible

At your table discuss why you chose to put each source in that category

Whole group discussion/questions?Slide5

How does a writer decide what source(s) would help to improve their position?

GOOD QUESTION

https

://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyMT08mD7DsSlide6

How Do I Determine A Credible Source?

C

– Currency, how current is the source?

R

– Reliability, how reliable is the source?

A

– Authority, who is the author?

A

– Accuracy, how accurate is the information in the source?

P

– Purpose/Point of View, what is the purpose or point of view of the source?Slide7

Authorizing My WritingAuthorizing –

When the writer refers to an “expert” to support the claim they are making

. This is another

“Harris Move”

in argument writing.

How Does This Work?

First

,

select

a compelling piece of evidence.

Then

identify

the source of the evidence.

Finally

,

show

the importance of that source, if it is not obvious. Slide8

Pick Your Position

‘Solitary

Confinement Is/Is Not An Appropriate Form of Punishment

?’

Let’s

Look At Some Sources

Articles

– Read through

each

Underline/highlight

examples of

Authorizing (reminder –

When the writer refers to an “expert” to support the claim they are making

)

Scavenger Hunt questions/work togetherSlide9

How Is This Writer Using Authorizing?

Regarding the mental effects of social isolation as punishment,

Dr. Stuart Grassian, an expert on solitary confinement

, found in his research that “aversive

conditioning”- the

use of punishment as a means of changing negative behavior - is inherently ethically questionable and creates an inherent risk of harm. ” So far, the evidence shows an increase of – sometimes the start - of emotional instability and mental illness.

 

From

The Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University

Excerpted from

In The Hole – Is Solitary Confinement Justifiable Anymore?

Jonathan Igne-Bianchi

http

://kenan.ethics.duke.edu/teamkenan/encompass/current-issue/e14-in-the-hole-is-solitary-confinement-justifiable/Slide10

Let’s Practice - Example

Authorizing

Evidence

Who Said it?

Importance

Why is this source so CREDIBLE? Why should we pay attention?

Using social isolation as punishment, Dr. Grassian, found in his research that the use of punishment as a means of changing behavior is really bad . So far, the evidence shows an increase in or development of emotional instability and mental illness.

Dr. Grassian

Dr. Grassian is an expert on solitary confinement.Slide11

You Practice – Choose 1 Article, write on your own paper

Authorizing

Evidence

Who Said it?

Importance

Why is this source so CREDIBLE? Why should we pay attention?Slide12

Putting This Together

On your paper, write 3-4 sentences

using Sentence Starters

Authorizing

your position on Solitary

Confinement

Example:

In his book [insert title of book/article], author [insert name] states,

“_________________.”

Solitary Confinement

Is

Not An Appropriate Form of Punishment

In the article,

In The Hole - Is Solitary Confinement Justifiable

Anymore?,

Dr. Grassian states

,

“the

use of

solitary confinement punishment

as a means of changing negative behavior - is inherently ethically questionable and creates an inherent risk of harm

. The

evidence shows an increase in or development of emotional instability and mental illness

.”