Brunswick Priority Standard ELA-6 a. Gather relevant information from multiple authoritative print and digital sources.
American Association of School Librarians – AASL – Standard IV A. 3. Making critical choices about information sources to use.
AASL Standard IV D. 1. Performing ongoing analysis of and reflection on the quality, usefulness, and accuracy of curated resources. (Put your sources to the CRAAP Test!)
My personal hope for you to discover that our resources at BHS enable you to do college-level research, and for you to be able to find and effectively use these resources! ~Mrs. Jerome
Google British, Great Britain, or United Kingdom (or your specific topic) along with KEYWORDS such as ‘Interesting’, ‘Little-known facts’, ‘Secret’, ‘Top 10’ and ‘Fascinating’. Browse books, or search Google Images for inspiration! It also helps to put your search terms in QUOTES.
To search for newspaper articles before 2003 (back to the 1800’s), use this search:
example: Researching the theory that Jack the Ripper was a woman; use the “terms appearing” feature in Google Advanced Search!
Did you know…
“According to a study published in Nature, Google indexes no more than 16 percent of the surface Web and misses all of the Deep Web. Any given search turns up just 0.03 percent of the information that exists online (one in 3,000 pages). It’s like fishing in the top two feet of the ocean—you miss the virtual Mariana Trench below.” https://www.popsci.com/dark-web-revealed
Search for books in the BHS Library…we have about 25,000 books!
Tip #6 Make sure every sources passes the CRAAP Te
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New RULES for MLA 8th Edition can be found HERE.
Interesting British Literary Sites:
The British Library: Themes in Romantic & Victorian Literature
British Library Timeline of English Literature
Academic Search Complete Login: name: brunswick password: @04011
Gale Password from home: 04011
Ebsco Password from home: brunswick / @04011