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    LEARNING AS ONE NATION

    Expanded Project Research Project_ LAS 0

    SHS L E A R N I N G ACTIVITY
    Name: Score/Mark:
    Grade and Section: Date:
    Strand: STEM ABM HUMSS ICT (TVL Track)
    Subject: Research Project
    Type of Activity: Concept Notes Skills: Exercise/Drill Illustration
    Performance Task Essay/Report Others

    Activity Title: Credible Sources of Research


    Learning Target: To determine what are the credible sources of information
    1) Edith Cowan University. Information Essentials. Available at
    References: (Author, https://ecu.au.libguides.com/information-essentials/what-
    Title, Pages) information . Accessed on 9 February 2022.
    2) J.L.A. Soria, CVIF Learning Activities
    Gathering information is one of the critical stages of conducting a
    research project. There are many types of information depending on the
    intended audiences and purposes. After you identified the type of information
    that matches your purpose and intended audience, you need to verify the
    credibility of the information. Credible information is evidence-based, peer-
    reviewed, and relevant. It should provide the sources and references used in
    presenting arguments to verify accuracy. As you progress in your learning and
    in life, you need to be able to distinguish truthful, evidence-based, and
    relevant information from fake or misleading information.

    Types of Description Example Purpose


    information
    Scholarly Produced through a Peer-reviewed journal Academic or scientific
    thorough research process, articles, Published research research, Student
    and then reviewed by other data sets, Academic assignments
    scholars or experts before conference papers, Academic
    publication. book reviews
    Non-scholarly Written for an audience News, Blogs, Social Media General knowledge,
    outside the academic posts, Fiction/non-fiction Everyday purposes
    community such as the books, Government
    general public documents
    Primary The author has witnessed Statistical record, Research Scientific, historical or
    firsthand the events that reports, Personal journals or social research,
    are reported letters, Public speeches, Data analysis
    Audio/video recordings,
    Photographs/artworks,
    Literary works, Artefacts
    Secondary The author is reporting on Journal articles, Understanding how
    something based on the Encyclopedias, people interpreted the
    accounts of other Textbooks event
    witnesses

    Exercise:
    1. Which type of information should you use for your Research/Capstone
    Project?
    2. List at least 3 examples of credible sources that you could use for your
    research topic.

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