Hey all, I am generally good when it comes to source analysis but I have just been relying on my intuition and haven't really been approaching it methodically. Does anyone have tips on ways to approach source questions that also works well under exam conditions? Thanks.
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Anaya R
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Think usefulness and reliability.
Also consider the value and limitations, which could include perspective and time written
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Try to incorporate the following:
Origin
Motive
Content
Audience
Perspective
These will determine the value and limitations of the source.
And make sure to use lots of evaluative language!
I've posted my responses to some practice power and authority source questions I did in preparation for trials. Check it out, it might help!
Origin
Motive
Content
Audience
Perspective
These will determine the value and limitations of the source.
And make sure to use lots of evaluative language!
I've posted my responses to some practice power and authority source questions I did in preparation for trials. Check it out, it might help!
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