Research and Supporting Materials Flashcards

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What is primary source

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firsthand account or direct evidence of events (diaries, reports, photos)

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What is a secondary source

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provide analysis/commentary about things not directly observed or created (book, articles)

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Benefits of primary sources and secondary

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Primary = lend trust, builds pathos
Secondary = contextualize idea

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What are the types of supporting materials?

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statistic, expert testimony, personal testimony/anecdote, current/contemporary examples, historical examples, case studies

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What to consider when using stats?

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-stats can be hard to follow
-use visual aids to illustrate stats
-be sure it’s legit

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What to consider when using current or historical examples?

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-current is good bc. they are timely and relevance easy to establish
-historical = illustrative

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What to do?

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Cite source and connect to audience (let them know why the topic is relevant to them)

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