3.1 Source Reliability

Today's lesson will be about:

Objectives
You will be able to:

• Locate information about a source that helps determine its credibility and reliability (e.g. publisher, date, author, kind of journal)
• Categorize sources along a spectrum of credibility ranging (not credible, credible/not academic, scholarly/academic/peer-reviewed)
• Concisely explain source reliability in a few written sentences.

Warm-up Discussion
Does it seem reliable and believable? Why or why not?
Would you like to buy this product?

HD1_Source Reliability Checklist

PPT_Source Reliability and Relevancy

Sample Source

Concept Map

The Best Source for Children Obesity


Homework
Complete highlighted parts in Pre-Research Portfolio.
Chart2. Solution1. Description, Solution2. Description, Solution3. Description.
Chart3. Answering questions for Solution2.
*Due date and time: Oct, 22 (Wed) 2:00pm sharp. 

Unit2. Pre-Research Portfolio, Final Submission
Complete Pre-Research Portfolio and submit the file on Compass2g.
We will submit it TOGETHER IN CLASS on Oct, 27 (Mon).
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