What did you learn from the class Points of View Reference Source?
by INFOhio Staff 2 years, 1 month agoWhat was the most important thing you learned from this class? What makes it important to you?
INFOhio Resources for Research
Research relies on inquiry, the foundation for connecting classroom learning with real-world implications and transforming students into educators, researchers, and advocates. This group has been created for INFOhio users of digital resources to learn about and reflect on integrating research and the inquiry process in the classroom. To learn more about INFOhio resources for research, explore the asynchronous classes in the 9-12 Digital Content Learning Pathway. IWonder https://www.infohio.org/campus/learning-pathways/course/iwonder Points of View Reference Source https://www.infohio.org/campus/learning-pathways/course/points-of-view-reference-center Sanborn Insurance Maps https://www.infohio.org/campus/learning-pathways/course/sanborn-insurance-maps
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I love how the categories are already sorted with students easily able to see cogent materials faster without a lot of extraneous articles appearing because of student's not offering a refined search string. Persuasive writing is key in all of our English classes and many of our social studies as well so this resource is inaluable!
I liked the related items section. The point and counterpoint were expected in a point-of-view resource, but adding a guide to critical analysis takes the students beyond just comparing the two points and helps them learn how to analyze the text as well as how to differentiate between fact and opinion. Fake news is such a problem in the written and visual media that come across in our daily lives, and this is one more tool that will help students wisely navigate and think critically when they conduct research.
I like that it takes the students to critical thinking areas that they may not have had previously. It gives them topics to think about and form their opinion on topics they may not have been exposed to in their household.