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What Are Secondary Sources?

Michelle McIlroySeries: Let's Find Out! Social Studies Skills
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Pages
32
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Britannica Educational Publishing

About

In today's vast world of information overload, students need help finding the best and most reliable sources available. This student-friendly book teaches young readers about secondary sources and where to find them. They will learn how to interpret and apply the information they find. Students will meet the C3 Social Studies Framework standards as they build their skills in finding and using evidence to support learning and writing. With sidebar features highlighting key terms and concepts, this book is accessible to young scholars who are ready to dive into nonfiction reading.

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  • School & Education
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  • SeriesLet's Find Out! Social Studies Skills

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    Michelle McIlroyAuthor