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1. On a Post-It note write one example of a primary source and one example of a secondary source.
P = _______ S = _______
What is your schema?
2. Write your name on the back.
3. Place your Post-It on the Parking Lot poster when done!
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Using Primary and Secondary
Sources to Effectively Research
Research 101
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Nothing in history happens in a vacuum!
When you are researching, it is important to understand the connections between your topic and the time period.
Begin reading about the time period and as you read ask yourself questions: o Why did my research topic happen at this
particular time and in this particular place? o What were the events or the influences that
came before my research topic? o How do each of the seven themes of social
studies: history, economics, science & technology, geography, culture, citizenship & government, influence each other with my research topic?
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Primary Sources
What is it? A first-hand, original account, record, or evidence about a person,
place, object, or an event.
Information about a historical event or period in which the creator of the source was an actual participant
What is the purpose? Capture the words, thoughts and the intentions of the past. Help interpret what happened and why it happened.
Examples: Documents: newspapers, ledgers, census records, maps, diaries, journals,
songs and inventories Artifacts, historic sites, oral histories, objects, photographs
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Secondary Source
What is it? An account, record, or evidence derived from an original or primary
source. Was not created first-hand by someone who participated in the historical
era. Secondary sources are usually created by historians, but based on the
historian's reading of primary sources, and usually created years, decades, or centuries after the event.
What is the purpose? Help build the story of your research from multiple perspectives and to give your
research historical context
Examples: Textbooks, biographies, articles, encyclopedias Wikipedia is an online secondary source (and never recommended for research!)
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What It Really Means Rewrite the definitions below in your own words. Source – a person, publication, or object that
gives information Primary – not made or coming from something
else; original Firsthand – coming directly from the original
source Secondary – coming from or created using an
original source Secondhand – not original; taken from someone
or something else
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Primary Source
PRIMARY SOURCE
first person account
documents
physical artifacts
interviews
photographs
weather records
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Primary? = STANDSecondary? = SIT
An actor's diary Primary A textbook on acting
Secondary Encyclopedia article about Pearl Harbor
Secondary Book about pioneer women
Secondary Autobiography of Maya Angelou Primary Biography of Thomas Jefferson Secondary The Constitution Primary Commentary on Abraham Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address Secondary Clothes belonging to Martha Washington Primary
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Applying the Skill Worksheet
_____ 1. a newspaper article_____ 2. a private journal_____ 3. a biography_____ 4. a political cartoon_____ 5. a woven Asian tapestry_____ 6. a textbook on the history of Asia_____ 7. a photograph of a family vacation_____ 8. a magazine article on the history of Texas_____ 9. an autobiography_____ 10. a property deed
PS
S
S
P or S
PP
P
P
P
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Interactive Activity
www.brainpop.como Research
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=s13KpDtKAys
http://www.quia.com/rr/107632.html
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Source Scenarios Read aloud your card and ask your group if they
think it is primary or secondary and WHY!! Please remember
o To Eo Ao M
Only the person with the bean bag is allowed to speak.
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Why are primary and secondary sources
important? Research with both primary and
secondary sources helps to confirm the accuracy of information.
oUsing solely primary sources can leave room for too much interpretation or speculation.
oSecondary sources can help place objects or documents in context when experience in the content is limited.
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Consider this example….
It is 4:05 and you are standing at the corner to cross the street to go home. Two cars collide at the intersection. You saw it happen. You are a primary source. You run into the building to tell the principal. The principal calls the police. The principal is not a primary source- he/she was not there when it happened- he/she is just passing on information they got from someone else. The policeman asks you to draw a little map of where the cars were coming from when they collided. The map is a primary source- it was drawn by someone who was there. When you get home, you write about it in your journal or diary. The journal is a primary source- it was written by someone who was actually there during the event. The report provided by the principal and police would be considered secondary sources based on primary source information.
Using both primary and secondary sources TOGETHER will help confirm whether your interpretation of the data (event) is correct!
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Using the Internet for Research…
• Always use a suitable search engine, primary or secondary databases.• Miss Wise’s “Resources” on class website• Websites that end in: .org or .edu• Teacher approved websites
• Do not use google, yahoo, msn, bing or wikipedia for cited research
• Use multiple resources• Confirm secondary source information through
primary sources and vice versa• Record your data & websites
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Primary & Secondary Source Sort
Primary Sourceso Diary of a Civil War soldiero Video from the front lines of
waro An autobiography of Albert
Einsteino Network Broadcast of a
Congressional hearingo Your notes from a lecture in
classo Classified ads from a
newspapero An interview with Tiger
Woods
Secondary Sourceso A review of a best-selling
booko A history of Ancient Egypto An article about
professional football players
o A biography of Madame Curie
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Homework Challenge Due Monday
Pick a topic relating to what we are studying in Chapter 3.
Find a primary source to bring to class on Monday.
Use links from Miss Wise’s class website
Be ready to shareo Where did you find
this primary source?
o How do you know it is a primary source?
o What can we learn from this primary source?
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EXIT Ticket Define “primary
source” in your own words
List an example of a primary source that you have used or you have created.
Define “secondary source” in your own words.
List an example of a secondary source that you have used or you have created.