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Social Studies · 8–10

Evaluating Primary Source Credibility

This three-page guide introduces primary sources, credibility, bias, purpose, and historical context.

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This three-page guide introduces primary sources, credibility, bias, purpose, and historical context. Students use a structured framework and checklist to assess reliability and justify their evaluations.

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  • Students will define primary source, credibility, bias, and context.
  • Students will identify an author's expertise, perspective, and possible biases.
  • Students will analyze a source's purpose and historical context.
  • Students will justify an evaluation of a primary source's reliability.
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