effective use of sources year 9 slavery
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Year 9 slavery research taskTRANSCRIPT
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Effective Use of Sources
Year 9 History Library Lesson
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What will we learn today?
Information process
Resources available on library website
Primary and secondary sources
Evaluating websites
Reading strategies
Corroboration of sources
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Information Process
Defining
Locating
Selecting
Organising
Presenting
Assessing
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Locating Information - Library Website
Print Books – Frozen collection
Suggested databases
Keywords searching
Helpful weblinks
Ebooks – Terrace and State Library
Video – Library catalogue and Clickview
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Selecting Sources
• Use both primary and secondary source
types
• Use multiple sources
• Evaluate the relevance and the reliability
of sources
• Compare sources as you read
• Notice any corroboration across sources
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Primary Sources
What is a primary source?
Provides first hand ‘you are there’ information. They are used to support an interpretation.
Examples?
Letters, Scholarly works of the time-Plato’s Republic, artifacts
Slaves Working in a Mine of Larium (Image)) 2014 Wikipedia . Retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_ancient_Greece
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Secondary Sources
What is a secondary source?
Provides second hand information. They are written after an event and provide an overview or interpretation.
Examples?
Biographies, documentaries, commentaries, encyclopedias
Shaw,B.D. (1998). Ancient Slavery and Modern Ideology. Princeton, New Jersey: Marcus Wiener Publishers.
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Source Example - Website
Online material – be cautious as it may not have been through a peer review process like a book.
Use reading strategies to be efficient and to read digital material closely
Ask questions to evaluate the source – perspectives, motives, relevance
Be prepared to compare to another source
Take notes – do not copy and paste
Record bibliographic details
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Evaluating Websites
1. Does it have a suitable domain name? EG: edu, gov, org, net
2. Is there a suitably qualified author?
3. Are there quality external links provided?
4. Is there a clear purpose?
5. Is there a date of publication or update?
6. Is the presentation clear and easy to navigate, with a professional design style?
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Evaluating Websites Pair Activity
In groups of two:
Firstly, each partner should choose one of the following websites and individually answer the evaluation questions from the previous slide:
The occupations of slaves
When did Ancient Greece become a slave society?
Ancient Greek Slavery and its Relationship to Democracy
Secondly, compare answers and decide which website is more reliable and credible.
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Reading Strategies - Website Activity
Using your original website chosen, individually use the following reading strategies to become more familiar with the website.
1. Identify the keyword/s in the title
2. Read the subheadings
3. Read the opening sentence and the introductory paragraph.
4. Consider the tone of the language – Is there low modality? Is there third person? Is it formal?
5. Scan for important keywords (also try ctl+f or cmd+f)
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Close Reading – Website Activity
Using your original website chosen, individually use the following close reading questions to delve deeper into the information on the website.
1. What are three tasks performed by slaves that effectively free up the master to take part in higher level social, economic or political functions?
2. Overall, what is the main point made about the contribution of slaves to the betterment of Greek society?
3. What is one example of primary evidence? What is the purpose and effect of providing this primary source?
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Corroboration of Sources
Corroboration - identifying the points of agreement and disagreement across sources.
With your partner, compare the answers to the previous questions 1 and 2.
Is there any information that can be corroborated across the two sources?