ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS
How can we be changemakers for social justice?
Why do prejudice and discrimination exist?
What are the effects of prejudice and discrimination?
What are effective strategies for combating social inequalities?
Choose an issue from the list below, or think of your own issue you are interested in researching. Note you should look for a specific place to focus your research. For example Gender Discrimination...(in Thailand, in the UK, etc.)
Please note the Social Studies Research Rubric.
Day One
1) How will you collect and organize your information?
Galbraith- Discrimination Organizer eNote
Romary- Discrimination Organizer eNote
1) Review/Complete the Background Knowledge on the Discrimination eNote organizer.
2) Continue with the directions on your eNote organizer.
Remember! Paraphrasing - Identify Keywords/Phrases to summarize the information.
Once you have identified a source, in-depth reading for understanding is required.
Day Three & Four
1) You can use a variety of Sources - Text Sets, Website, Databases
Once you have identified a source, in-depth reading for understanding is required.
2) Resource - Newsbank (current newspaper articles)
3) Resource - Infobase Issues & Controversies
4) Resource - EBSCO (scholarly journal articles)
FINAL TIPS
Gather your information
What kind of information do you need?
Background information
TIPS
In-depth Information
Infobase - Issues & Controversies
TIPS
TIPS
Current Information
TIPS
TIPS
The CRAAP test is a way to evaluate a source based on the following criteria:
1) Currency
2) Reliability
3) Authority
4) Purpose/ Point of View