Youth Cultures
Finding & Evaluating Sources
Jackie Sipes
Education Librarian
jsipes@temple.edu
Research Guide
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Overview
- Finding Sources
- Evaluating & Using Sources
- Citing
Literature Review
What are some of the characteristics of scholarly/academic sources?
Scholarly Sources
Scholarly Sources
Are they relevant to your topic?
Literature Review
Literature Review
Summarize
Identify gaps or lingering questions
Using Sources in Your Paper
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Books
- Background information, historical context, overview
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Scholarly Journal Articles
- Use the argument, engage in the scholarly conversation, should advance your thinking on the topic
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Encyclopedias, websites (sources with general information)
- Background information, history, overview, description of the subculture or trend
Popular Sources
What to look for with sources
- Author
- Date of Publication
- Where the scholarly source was published (blog, scholarly journal, book, website, etc.)
- Name of the scholarly journal, magazine, research organization, etc.
Citing Sources
Getting Help
Get individual help with your research.
“Schedule an appointment” from the research guide. Or email me at jsipes@temple.edu
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