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Checklist for comparing sources
- 1. Checklist for MakingComparisons of Sources
- 2. Source A: New ZealandRed Apples Source B: China Fujian Red Apples
- 3. Comparing Sources When doingcomparison you have to look for common criteria. This means you have to identify something that the sources have in common before you state the similarities and differences in the sources.
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- 5. Steps to Making Comparisions Step 1:What does Source A say? Step 2: What can you infer from Source A? Step 3: What does Source B say? Step 4: What can you infer from Source B? Step 5: What is the common criteria? Step 6: Is this a similarity or a difference?
- 6. Step 1: Whatdoes Source A say?
- 7. Step 2: Whatcan I infer from Source A?
- 8. Step 3: Whatdoes Source B say?
- 9. Step 4: Whatcan I infer from Source B?
- 10. Step 5: Whatis the Common Criteria?
- 11. Step 6: Isthis a Similarity or Difference?
- 12. Getting the TOPMARKS
- 13. Looking for the Provenance Step 1:What is the purpose of the Source? Step 2: Who is the targeted audience? Step 3: Who is the Originator? Step 4:Is the Source Contentious?
- 14. 3 Steps for Content Step 1:What are your comparing? Step 2: What exactly from the source are you comparing? Step 3: What exactly are you comparing against?
- 15. TONE Step 1: Dothe sources being compared have opposite tones? Step 2: Is one source more objective than another? Step 3: Is one source?
- 16. Making Comparisions 1: Identify the Criteria (categories)you want to compare 2: Explain how some criteria are similar as well as different 3: Question its Content 4: Pick out evidence from each of the sources to support the criteria
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- 18. How similar arethey?
- 19. How different arethey?