Science
credible sources
Databases
(Find reference articles, magazine articles, biographies and primary sources.)
How to log-in at home (link)
Gale Science
(database for reference and information)
Gale Opposing Viewpoints (database for various perspectives on issues)
Web Resources
(Find other sources through these reilable websites.)
World Nuclear Association
(Organization website with the mission to grow the nuclear sector)
U.S. Department of Energy
(U.S. Government studies and research archives)
Science Reference Center
(database for reference and information)
News sources
(if you can't access the full article because you need an account - copy and paste the title into one of these)
Los Angeles Times
From 1996 to current.
New York Times
From 1999 to current.
Wall Street Journal
From 1984 to current.
Washington Post
From 1997 to current.
USA Today
From 1997 to current.
Star Tribune
From 1986 to current.
Google Tips
Google AI
Google AI strives to summarize the content of webpages that have already been created. Remember that the information is not always accurate. Use Google AI as a tool to build your own background knowledge on a topic.
Filter your search
Along the top, you can filter your search by type (i.e. Images, Videos, News, etc)
Using "Tools," you can filter when the site article was published. You can also do an advanced search and filter your search down even more.
Use NewsGuard
NewsGuard is a chrome extension that gives rating and brief summary of a news source (not websites). Once you have installed and activated NewsGuard, you'll see NewsGuard's scoring "shield" icons next to news links on Google. Hover your mouse over the shield icon to get a brief summary of the source and our rating, and click "See the Full Nutrition Label" to get a more detailed analysis.
Contact Ms. Vang for more information.
Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/newsguard
Your district's access code is: H50REHN8V5XKV584VPHX
Write Research Questions
CITATION Guide
APA Citation - Purdue OWL
(books, articles, movies, electronic)
Go to the Citation and Reference page to get more information on how to do a reference page and/or in-text citations.
NOTE: If you use the databases, they cite all sources you find there. Just click the "Cite" button at the top.
APA Citation Science Writing Guide (by Ms. Ann Gliddon)
