*Read broadly and deeply from a variety of sources and many points of view*
1. books
2. encyclopedias - World Book and Britannica
3. magazines and newspapers - use a database such as Explora
4. educational programs such as BrainPop
5. websites - use a kid friendly search engine such as WebPath Express
6. people
7. pictures, videos, radio, TV, field trips, etc!
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General Web Searches
You cannot automatically trust the information you find on the web. Be a critical thinker!
Key questions to ask yourself are:
- Who wrote it?
- What was their reason for writing it?
- When did they write it?
- Where did the information come from?
- How useful is the site? Relevance?
- How good is the site? Is it easy to navigate?
** Remember to check the information against credible sources. (Rule of 3)
http://www.dhmo.org/
"Google is a popularity contest - not a judge of what is worthwhile."
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