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19 Activity: Find Top Authorities for a Subject

19 Activity: Find Top Authorities for a Subject Get together in small groups, and by both pooling group knowledge and doing research, develop a list of three authoritative books/websites for information on one of the following subjects: - Lead Poisoning in Homes - American Hate Groups - Weight Loss - Nuclear Policy - Philosophy of Stoicism - Civil War and Race - The Deficit and Deficit Spending Your sources should be: - Written, edited, or curated by people with a high-level of subject expertise - Have a process in place that ensures accuracy and verification Or, the sources should be: - Written and published by someone with a reputation for accuracy - Informed by a broad array of expert interviews and perspectives When each group has finished their selection, trade your list of expert books/sites with another group and have that group critique the list. Some questions for reflection: - Do the best sources show up at the top of Google search results? - If not, what does show up? Why do you think that result shows up instead?
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