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evaluating sources
evaluating sources
When finding EVIDENCE to support your CLAIM, it's important to use a CREDIBLE SOURCE:
Questions to think about...
Who wrote it?
Are they a trusted source?
Have others written the same?
What do the fact checkers: Snopes, Politifact, FactCheck.org, say?
Let's Evaluate
Let's Evaluate
PNW Tree Octopus
Try one of these strategies to
evaluate for credibility:
Two Truths and Ai
6th Grade Lesson
6th Grade Lesson
Fact vs fake
Elderly Woman Trains Cats to Steal
6th Grade: Check the Source
7th Grade Lesson
7th Grade Lesson
8th Grade Lesson
8th Grade Lesson
Types of Misinformation
Snoop Dogg Rescues Dogs
8th Grade: Check the Image
Credible Sources: Share, Like or Scroll Past
Credible Sources: Share, Like or Scroll Past
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Chernobyl's Blue Dogs
Atlantic Crossing
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