Tham khảo tài liệu 'making judment calls 4', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Lesson 7 Finding Resources This lesson was about being armed with accurate information. If you have a decision to make or a problem to solve and you do not know what to base a decision on or if there are factors that need to be considered that you are not familiar with you need to consult other resources. They include the Internet libraries and experts. Lesson 8 Evaluating Facts You learned how to differentiate between accurate objective information and that which is false and or biased. In order to trust the source of any information you need to check out the author s credentials documentation of sources quality of sources are they balanced and reputable and the opinion of others about the source. This is especially important when doing research on the Internet where just about anyone can publish anything and make it appear legitimate. Find out who wrote the page judge the accuracy and sources of the content and check the date of the site as well as its links. Remember a fact is something that is known and an opinion is something believed. Be Careful Do not believe everything you read on the Internet Use critical thinking skills to evaluate websites and determine whether they are legitimate or bogus. Lesson 9 Persuasion Techniques This lesson examined how to recognize persuasion techniques used in speech writing and advertising. You learned about the three persuasion techniques described by Aristotle thousands of years ago logos pathos ethos and how they are still used today. Also explained were six common rhetorical devices including the rhetorical question hyperbole and comparisons. These techniques are used in persuasive Why Do Research at the Library Here are five great reasons 1. Librarians. They are trained professionals who know how to find what you are looking for whether in the stacks or online. 2. Non-searchable print. There are millions of books and other print materials that have not made it to the web. 3. Reliability of .
