1. Bell-work Thursday 9-25-14 Draw a T-chart onto your paper like below: Place the following sources in either column. Diary, Newspaper, Photo, Recording, Video, Thesaurus, Book, Dictionary, website, textbooks, Biographies, Data and Original Research Diaries, Journals, Encyclopedias, Chronologies, Speeches, Interviews, Letters, Memos, and Autobiographies. Primary Sources Secondary Sources

2. Write the word and letter of the correct definition next to it. Write the word and letter of the correct definition next to it. 1.Critique 1.Critique 2. Summary 2. Summary 3. Paraphrase 3. Paraphrase 4. Thesis 4. Thesis 5.Reliable source: 5.Reliable source: A. A clear, precise single idea with supporting details keeps a research paper focused and on target. B. short piece of writing about a longer piece that includes only the most important details C..org.mil.edu D. is a restatement of the author’s ideas in your own words. E. An author’s opinion or personal belief

3. Take notes over the next slides (use your judgment on how much you want to write down) EQ 28 How do we differentiate between primary and secondary sources? EQ 28 How do we differentiate between primary and secondary sources? EQ 29 How do we distinguish fact from opinion? EQ 29 How do we distinguish fact from opinion? Fact or Opinion? Do you know the difference?

4. Fact A fact is a statement that can be proven true (or false) with some objective standard A fact is a statement that can be proven true (or false) with some objective standard For example: The biology students are in Science Lab 3A. For example: The biology students are in Science Lab 3A. *This is a “provable” statement. It can be determined that there are people, who study biology, who are in a room that has scientific lab equipment for scientific laboratory work. The room number (3A or otherwise) can also be proven.

5. Opinion An opinion is a statement that a person believes An opinion is a statement that a person believes to be true but it cannot be measured against an to be true but it cannot be measured against an objective standard objective standard For example: For example: Science Lab 3A is too small for the biology class. Science Lab 3A is well equipped for biology classes. *The first statement depends on a number of factors, and many people may agree, but there is no “standard” for the appropriate size of a science lab. *The first statement depends on a number of factors, and many people may agree, but there is no “standard” for the appropriate size of a science lab. *The second statement depends on what the biology class does in the lab. Someone may think that the lab has enough materials for class, equipment or materials may be missing for other work that isn’t usually part of the class. *The second statement depends on what the biology class does in the lab. Someone may think that the lab has enough materials for class, equipment or materials may be missing for other work that isn’t usually part of the class.

6. Fact or opinion? 1.July 4 celebrates American Independence Day. 1.July 4 celebrates American Independence Day. 2. Mr. Lopez is a good music teacher. 2. Mr. Lopez is a good music teacher. 3. The boiling point for water is 212° F or 100°C. 3. The boiling point for water is 212° F or 100°C. 4. Skateboarding is good exercise. 4. Skateboarding is good exercise. 5.Obama is the greatest president because he cares about us. 5.Obama is the greatest president because he cares about us. McDonalds is not healthy for some people. McDonalds is not healthy for some people.

7. EQ 31How do we draw conclusions about the validity of a web page as a source of information EQ32 How do we analyze a statement that opposes a view presented in a web page?

8. What if we find an opposing statement on a website? http://www.mtsu.edu/ http://www.mtsu.edu/ http://www.mtsu.edu/ Let’s check out MTSU’s website Let’s check out MTSU’s website 1.Is this statement a fact or opinion? 1.Is this statement a fact or opinion? You can schedule a visit to MTSU. You can schedule a visit to MTSU. 2.Does this statement contradict information found on this web page? 2.Does this statement contradict information found on this web page? MTSU does not offer public transportation for their students. MTSU does not offer public transportation for their students.

9. Citations What information needs to be cited when doing research? What information needs to be cited when doing research? Look at the handout and the 4 most common ways to cite. Look at the handout and the 4 most common ways to cite. Let’s grab a book from the library cart, a Tennessee Wildlife magazine, a dictionary, and I’ll post a web site on the board. Let’s grab a book from the library cart, a Tennessee Wildlife magazine, a dictionary, and I’ll post a web site on the board.

10. Exit Ticket Fact or opinion? Fact or opinion? Write 3 facts and 1 opinion about yourself Write 3 facts and 1 opinion about yourself Make it hard for us to guess which ones is the opinion. Make it hard for us to guess which ones is the opinion.