PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES

Primary source is a secondhand information.

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Primary Source is a first-hand account, record, or evidence about a person, place, object, or an event.

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Secondary sources present the secondhand information taken from the primary sources.

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Diaries are excellent examples of secondary sources.

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Alliyah uses journals as the best secondary source for her feature article to encourage people to make the right choices when voting.

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Adrian is very excited for the upcoming online meeting with his teammates. As team leader, he wants to prepare an interesting activity that could be done through online platform. He would consider interviews as primary source in searching for an interesting online activity.

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Students realize that history exists through interpretation that reflects the viewpoints and biases of those doing the interpreting.

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Secondary source analysis fosters learner-led inquiry as students construct knowledge by interacting with a variety of sources that represent different accounts of the past.

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Analysis of primary sources helps students develop critical thinking skills by examining meaning, context, bias, purpose, point of view, etc.

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It is important for students to use primary sources because it provides direct engagement with artifacts and records of the past encourages deeper content exploration, active analysis, and thoughtful response.

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