Share Lower Secondary Global Perspectives Year 9
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2 What is a national perspective?
Thinking about a situation or issue as it relates to a specific country.
3 What is a personal perspective?
What you think supported by evidence.
Something you copy from a reliable source.
A summary of other people
A fact that everyone agrees on.
4 What is a prediction?
A statement about what you think might happen in the future or what might be a cause or consequence.
5 Why is research important?
To find evidence to support a claim or to test a prediction.
6 What is a reference list?
A list of all the sources of information you have researched and used.
8 What makes a good research question?
Interesting clear arguable allows development of different perspective.
9 A good question avoids being too clear so it can have many interpretations. (True or False)
False
10 How to gain local or national perspectives?
Ask what people think and why.
11 How to gain global perspective information?
Use search engines on the internet.
12 What is primary research?
Asking people questions directly to gain first-hand accounts.
13 How to handle wiki websites?
Cross-reference as they can be edited by anyone.
14 What should research questions allow?
Explore causes
Focus only on opinions
Give short yes or no answers
Avoid complexity or depth
15 What is a realistic course of action?
Something you can actually do to help resolve an issue.
16 What is a reason or cause?
Why something happens.
17 What is a consequence?
The result of something happening.
18 What is analysis?
Detailed examination of something
breaking it into parts.
