A
an important topic/sub-topic or problem for debate or discussion (5)
issue
the reason(s) why an event or situation happens (5)
cause
something that can be proven true (4)
fact
a viewpoint/idea that cannot be proven (7)
opinion
a certain world view or way of looking at something (11)
perspective
sums up points made in a text (10)
conclusion
the result or effect of something that has happened (11)
consequence
a source that cannot be trusted (10, 6)
unreliable source
a statement about what might happen in the future (10)
prediction
a question that enables you to carry out research about a specific issue (8, 8)
research question
words that are related to a main idea or topic (18)
topic-specific words
thinking about a situation or issue as it relates to a specific country (8, 11)
national perspective
a way of gaining different opinions/viewpoints to help develop a perspective, usually a local perspective about an issue, often referred to as a primary source of information as responses are given directly to the person who wrote the questionnaire (13)
questionnaire
false information deliberately created to trick people into believing it is true (4, 4)
fake news
a bar graph that compares two sets of data (6,3,5)
double bar graph
a source that can be trusted to be true (8, 6, 11)
reliable source of information
a judgment based on a personal point of view, which may be unfair or could favor or prejudiced against a certain side (4)
bias
working together with others (13)
collaboration
working with a group of people towards a shared outcome (8)
teamwork
a way of collecting information (8)
research
someone with a vested interest in a topic/issue (11)
stakeholder
to think hard about something (10)
reflection
a way to transfer information from one place to another, usually by speaking or writing (13)
communication
identifying strengths and limitations/weaknesses (10)
evaluation
breaking down a global topic into issues and exploring causes and consequences of these issues (8)
analysis