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Library skills Common Core RI.11-12.7 resources
AP Research - Bridge the Gap from AP Seminar - Capstone Program
"Spot the Differences" Great intro to the AP Research course!Students investigate the obvious and subtle differences between AP Seminar and AP Research. As they "level up" to this yearlong propriety research course - they need to know what skills they can take with them from their last year of learning in AP Research, and what skills they will acquire and use in AP Research.This "no prep" activity contains:AP Research standards-based lesson11-slide Google Slides presentation that takes students
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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How to Write a Research Paper - Source Evaluation - Digital Media Literacy
This three-lesson mini unit (an EXCERPT of a much larger unit, The Research Process Step by Step) walks students (and their teachers!) through the source selection and evaluation process. The following lessons are included:Lesson 2: Source Cards Student Handout D: Anatomy of a Source Card Student Handout E: MLA 8 Format Scavenger Hunt (with key) Student Handout F: Source Card Practice (with key) Lesson 3: Source Evaluation—Credibility and Bias Student Handout G: Source Reliability Terms to Know
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9th - 12th
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Your State Government - Group Gallery Walk Informational Poster Project
This project was designed to introduce your students to the basics of their individual state's government: their congressmen & women, representatives, and the key issues of their state. This project is great for introduction, review, sub-plans, homework, or extra credit opportunities!See this product on my AmpedUpLEarning.com store for only $4! ;)This product includes the following:Bell-ringer AND exit-slip prompts and templatesPrintable student handouts/instructionsHelpful links (BOTH activ
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6th - 12th
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Fact vs Opinion & Scientific Method: Critical Thinking & Media Literacy Lesson
This editable Powerpoint presentation allows you to choose how deep of a dive to take with your students to teach them about fact vs opinion. The lesson includes information on the following topics: How to differentiate between facts and opinions (Includes sample practice questions & answers). How ideas can become facts using the scientific method. Why we sometimes have to trust experts and how to evaluate sources of information. Links to current events and why stating misinformation as an o
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Internet Source Evaluation
Google Slides. Perfect for Distance Learning! Tutorial Video Linked HERE!Teaching research skills can be hard and time consuming but it doesn’t have to be that way. This lesson is perfect when teaching the research process to 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who are getting ready to find sources for their research. It's a perfect media literacy lesson too. I created this digital activity about using the CARS method for source evaluation. It gives you source evaluation examples and provides pr
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10th - 12th
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Conspiracy Theory Research Presentation
Spark students' curiosity and get them practicing research skills with this engaging unit! This plan is designed for 10 45-minute lessons, but easily adjustable to whatever class format you have. The assignment is for students to practice evaluating source reliability by researching a conspiracy theory of their choice, then creating a presentation to share their findings with the class. I use this lesson in a mixed 10-12th grade Research Writing class, and it is a good way to get students thinki
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9th - 12th
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Research Log Sheet
A better way for students to organize their research work. Assists with citations, summaries, and quotation.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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