2. GETTING INFORMATION
INFORMATION
INTERVIEW PRINTED MATERIALS
BOOKS
PEOPLE JOURNALS
NEWSPAPERS
LIBRARY PERIODICALS
PHAMPLETS

3. What is the importance of these sources in
conducting a research ?

4. What is a research?
Research is the
systematic investigation
into existing or
new knowledge. It is used
to establish or confirm
facts, reaffirm the results
of previous work, solve
new or existing problems,
support theorems, or
develop new theories.

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6. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
INFORMATION
PRIMARY SECONDARY
SOURCES SOURCES
INTERVIEWS PRINTED
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8. Task 1: Nothing But the Truth
interviews books
experiments newspaper
speeches encyclopedia
observations magazines
questioners documents
PRIMARY SECONDARY
SOURCES
SOURCES

9. SOURCES OF INFORMATION
INFORMATION
PRIMARY SECONDARY
SOURCES SOURCES
First hand information PRINTEDMATERIALS

10. Homework-
Library research
Task 2: Sourcing
Information
Group Activity:
Group 1 - letter a travelogue
Group 2 - letter b journal entry
Group 3 - letter c personal letter
Group 4 - letter c anecdote

11. Criteria for Evaluation – Refer to the Rubrics
1. Content ( complexity and orignality) 10 points
2. Organization ( logical sequence of ideas) 10 points
3. Language ( correct grammar and
sentences structure and vocabulary 10 points
4. Mechanics ( indention, capitalization, &
punctuation)
10 points
T TOTAL 40 points
Get to present your group output tomorrow, Friday,
September 7, 2012

12. Heart Beat