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Identifying Reliable and Credible SourcesĀ 

11/6/2016

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Students need to be explicitly taught why some sources are better to use than others...and it just boils down to which sources are more credible and reliable than others. Use this worksheet for students to ask appropriate questions about the source. Click the image to download the pdf.
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6/2/2018 04:39:58 am

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