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Whāinga ako: Lesson Goals
Whāinga ako: Lesson Goals
To be able to define and apply appropriate history keywords
To identify primary and secondary sources
Keywords
Keywords
Today we are introducing five new keywords. Source, Primary Source, Secondary Source, Perspective, Bias
Primary Source: Puna Mātāmua
Secondary Source: Puna Mātārua
Mahi - work
Mahi - work
Exploring Primary and Secondary Sources
Exploring Primary and Secondary Sources
As you watch the slides, fill in the brainstorm.
What is bias/rītaha?
What is bias/rītaha?
An important thing to consider when thinking about sources is about the author or creators bias. But what is bias?
The definition of bias is...
To believe that something is more ‘right’ than other beliefs. It is not founded on facts and usually results in treating some people unfairly. Can you think of an example of bias?
Bias.pdfComplete this sheet to help fully understand how something can have bias or not.
Hint: If a perspective/opinion is coming through then it is biased. If it is purely factual/no opinion, it will be unbiased.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFdSUSM-TXg
Torohanga - Extension
Torohanga - Extension
History Detective
History Detective
Solve the mystery using Primary and Secondary Sources
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