PPT-Sources

THE INQUIRY DESIGN MODEL SESSION 3 Part I The Nature of Sources What are sources What makes a source disciplinary What is the relationship between sources and tasks How do sources support work with knowledge and skills . Why use Primary Sources 1 Primary sources provide firsthand evidence of historical events which makes them seem more real This in turn will peak student interest 2 Primary sources force students to use critical thinking skills to interpret material Courtney J. Campbell. Department of History. c. ourtney.j.campbell.1@vanderbilt.edu. Definitions. What is a primary source?. What is a secondary source?. Definitions. “Primary sources are original materials. They are from the time period involved and have not been filtered through interpretation or evaluation. Primary sources are original materials on which other research is based. They are usually the first formal appearance of results in physical, print or electronic format. They present original thinking, report a discovery, or share new information.”. Mr. Behm. Daniels Middle School. Raleigh, NC. November 2011. A primary source is an account created by someone who participated in or witnessed an event.. A secondary source is an account created by someone who researched and analyzed primary sources. It is one or more steps removed from a primary source.. EPIT. C. Ned Rogers. Energy Source Classifications. Renewable. Non-Renewable. A. resource that can be replaced.. A resource that cannot. be replaced.. Inexhaustible. Exhaustible. A resource that will never run out.. NIS . Aktobe. , 2013. Criteria of credibility (RAVEN). Expertise. (does the source have specialised knowledge and does the situation demand it?). Neutrality. (is the source predisposed to support a particular point of view for reasons other than vested interest. Prof. . Mohammad . Shubair. Microorganisms get into food from both natural sources and from external sources to which a food comes into contact from the time of production until the time of consumption.. Karen Kaemmerling. Colorado Mountain College. Assistant Dean for Online Learning. CCCNS. I. . Four general goals integrate history with workplace skills: . A. Acquire information from . many sources . Sealed Source Radioactive Material. Sealed sources are radioactive materials encased or "sealed" inside metal or plastic and can take many different forms, sizes and shapes. All forms share some type of encapsulation that prevents their radioactive contents from leaking or dispersing, barring tampering or a severe accident. In some forms, the radioactive material is an inherent part of the source and cannot be separated. . What are they? . How do we use them in our classrooms?. Dr. Melissa . Radeke. EDU 5340 Social Studies Methods. Primary Source Definition. Original materials.. Historians classify primary sources as artifacts, documents (including letters, journals, newspapers, birth certificates, licenses, etc.), visuals, recordings, or other sources of information created at the time of study.. Don. ’. t Listen to the Village Idiot. Definition:. 1.capable of being believed; believable: a credible statement. . 2.worthy of belief or confidence; trustworthy: a credible witness.. Credibility is important!. NIS . Aktobe. , 2013. Criteria of credibility (RAVEN). Expertise. (does the source have specialised knowledge and does the situation demand it?). Neutrality. (is the source predisposed to support a particular point of view for reasons other than vested interest. MRS. BRIGGS. WHY DO I NEED TO CITE MY SOURCES?. Two common examples of plagiarism: paraphrasing someone’s work without citing the source and giving incorrect information about your sources. People who read your paper may want to know your sources so that they can read those sources as well. Not telling them is like describing an incredible book you read to a friend but not giving the title or author.. UNIV 200 Spring 2015. Instructor: Meredith Spencer. Primary vs. Secondary. Primary Sources. O. riginal materials on which other research is based. Have . not been filtered through interpretation or evaluation. . What you need to pass the Washington State Assessment. At least 4 credible sources. MLA Formatting. Where do you find credible sources?. Websites that end in .edu or . Org are often better than those ending in .com…but not always!.