gt research

Question 1

Authoritative Source

Answer 1

Written by known experts in the field of study

Question 2

Tertiary Source

Answer 2

Usually a compilation of a lot of info

Question 3

Scholarly Source

Answer 3

Written by a proffesional researcher, university, proffesor, etc…

Question 4

Popular Source

Answer 4

Sources that are not scholarly or authoritative. Usually very current, often used for entertainment purposes

Question 5

Objectively

Answer 5

Fairly, without bias

Question 6

Primary Source

Answer 6

First-hand info; comes directly from the source

Question 7

Secondary Source

Answer 7

Second-hand info; didn’t come directly from the source

Question 8

Vetting Sources

Answer 8

Making sure that the source (author/info) can be trusted

Question 9

Annotated Bibliography

Answer 9

Bibliography that has annotations for each source

Question 10

Annotation

Answer 10

Description of the source

Question 11

Biased

Answer 11

Leaning toward one side or another (prejudice)

Question 12

Bibliography

Answer 12

List of Sources used

Question 13

Consumer of Knowledge

Answer 13

Takes in info (learns stuff) does nothing new

Question 14

Producer of Knowledge

Answer 14

Creates new info or connections

Question 15

PIC

Answer 15

Problem, Issue, Concern - “Hmm…?”

Question 16

Divergent Thinking

Answer 16

Brainstorming, thinking of as many ideas as possible

Question 17

Convergent Thinking

Answer 17

Narrowing down, catagorizing, coming together

Question 18

What are the Characteristics of a PIC?

Answer 18

1. It must occur in the real world
2. Must have multiple Points of View (MPov) Stakeholders
3. Must be researchable with substantial info, mini-expert
4. Worthy PIC/have personal investment, interest, or involvement (passion project)

Question 19

Citation

Answer 19

All the info of how to locate your source

Question 20

Corroborate

Answer 20

To find agreement

Question 21

MPov

Answer 21

Multiple points of view

Question 22

Phalingjulate

Answer 22

To think of or process info according to the great and wise Mrs. Adelman

Question 23

Primary Research

Answer 23

Comes second in the process, creates new info, can’t be googled, YOU are actually the Researcher

Question 24

Secondary Research

Answer 24

Comes first in the process, background research, consuming info, googleable, mini expert in field of study

Question 25

Stakeholder

Answer 25

A person or group that is affected by or who can affect a PIC or a situation (People who can have an impact)

Question 26

Steps of Secondary Research

Answer 26

1. Locate Materials (sources)
2. Read/Watch/Listen to the source
3. Think about/Process the info, any ?’s (write ‘em down)
4. Review the Source (charts, images, captions)
5. Take Notes
6. Organize Information