Print vs. Non-Print
Comparing Sources
Claims+Evidence
Surprise
100

Most common thing found in the Library.

Book

100

Why compare two authors when they wrote about the same topic?

They could have different POV/opinions.

100

What is a claim?

A statement, opinion, or argument of a reading.

100

A graph shows school lunch choices, and a paragraph argues schools should add healthier options. What makes the paragraph’s claim stronger?

The graph data supports the claim with evidence.

200

Which needs more resources overall?

Non-Print Media

200

Which will have more info on a topic, a video or book?

Book

200

What should support every strong claim?

Evidence and Reasoning
200

Which source best explains the causes of a historical event?

An article, textbook, or documentary

300

Why use a map and an article togther?

To gain more/better information.

300

How is Google Maps and a Printed Map different?

Google maps is interactive, non-print while the map is printed, not interactive

300

Which is stronger evidence: “I think the Andes are cold” or “The Andes average below freezing at high elevations”?

“The Andes average below freezing at high elevations”

300

A claim says renewable energy is the future. A graph shows rising solar panel use, and a video explains benefits. Why are all three sources stronger together?
 

The claim is supported by graph evidence and explained visually in the video.

400

What word describes using different forms of media?

Multimedia

400

Two authors have a similar opinion on a topic. What should you look for to compare the authors?

Similarities and differences in info presented.

400

If a video states a fact, what should you look for next?

Find other sources that also state that fact.

400

A photo shows flooding in a town, and an article explains what caused it. Why should you use both sources?

One shows visual evidence, and the other explains the causes.

500

What is one NEGATIVE about print media?

Can be lost, fall apart, need physical access, etc.

500

Why should you use multiple types of sources?

To gain a better overall understanding.

500

Why is evidence important in both printed and non-printed media?

It makes the source trustworthy.

500

A podcast says exercise improves mood, and an online article includes a study with data. Which source gives stronger evidence, and why?

The article, because it includes study data and evidence.