
IB History Y1, Prepping for the investigation
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History SL Y1
Prepping for the investigation
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Draw
You are conducting an investigation. Draw a self-portrait as a detective. You must wear the proper attire.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are primary sources? Select all that apply.
Photographs
Newspaper articles
Speeches
Books
Analysis or Interpretation of an event
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According to teacher materials provided by the Library of Congress:
"Primary sources are the raw materials of history — original documents and objects which were created at the time under study. They are different from secondary sources, accounts that retell, analyze, or interpret events, usually at a distance of time or place" ("Getting Started").
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are SECONDARY sources? Select all that apply.
Photographs
Newspaper articles
Speeches
Books
Analysis or Interpretation of an event
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Fill in the Blank
Okay, I need primary and secondary sources. The library can help. Where can I access CCPS library resources online?
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Multiple Select
Which databases should I use to find information related to history?
JSTOR
EBSCO
Britannica
El Portal
ScienceDirect
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Multiple Select
Ah! I need old newspapers! Where do I go?
Newspapers.com
New York Times
Google News
I don't and just cry.
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Multiple Choice
Google is a great place to conduct research related to my research question.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Select the more reliable domain extensions.
.edu
.com
.ac
.org
.gov
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Open Ended
List another domain extension not listed on the previous slide.
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Multiple Choice
I can use wikipedia and Chat GPT to support my research process.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
I should use Chat GPT to support my writing process.
True
False
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If you get stuck, just ask us
for help!
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Open Ended
Brain break: If you could teleport to any historical event, which one would you visit? Bonus question: you can take one modern item with you. What would it be?
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I would go back to 1912.
"The first Oreo is produced at Chelsea Market bakery, Manhattan, NY, U.S. and sold in bulk tins."
I'd also bring a glass of pasteurized milk since pasteurization wasn't standardized on a state level until 1947.
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I would go back to 1912.
"The first Oreo is produced at Chelsea Market bakery, Manhattan, NY, U.S. and sold in bulk tins" ("Oreo").
I'd also bring a glass of pasteurized milk since it wasn't really standardized on a state level until 1947 (Boor et al.).
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Open Ended
Why do we cite our sources?
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The IBO says...
"Properly citing sources and influences is a vital part of academic scholarship and intellectual exchange. It is merit-worthy; showing that the author has carried out proper research and thought carefully about their work. Accurate referencing shows that the author is able to draw their own conclusions. Citation and referencing:
• shows respect for the work of others
• helps distinguish the author’s work from the work of others who have contributed
• gives the opportunity to check the validity of the use of other people’s work
• gives the opportunity to follow up references, out of interest
• gives proper credit to the research process
• demonstrates the ability to use reliable sources and critically assess them to support work
• establishes the credibility and authority of knowledge and ideas
• attributes ownership if the author’s ideas or conclusions are incorrect
• enables everyone to draw their own conclusions about a work
• establishes the academic credibility of the author."
("Effective Citing" 4)
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Draw
Oh no! I need to cite my sources to avoid plagiarism. What style do I use for History? Write the letters with your finger.
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Open Ended
Any lingering questions on library resources? If not, type "no".
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Works Cited
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Let's set up your project in Noodletools and conduct preliminary research to help inform your research question.
Now it's your turn!
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