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Final Paper on voting Rights

Know (K): Draw on previous personal experiences to provide information about what you already know about your topic in relation to each lens. Want to know (W): Determine what you want to know about your topic in relation to each lens. Be sure to phrase this information as questions. What keywords would be helpful in exploring your topic? Learned (L): Answer the questions you posed about your topic using the provided resources in the library guide. If they are not answered by the resources,...

1.Using the resources from this course, identify the key characteristics of each of the four lenses: social science, natural science, history, and humanities.Be sure to include relevant points that help explain the characteristics. 2.Identify the types of evidence used when looking through each lens. 3.Determine similarities and differences among the lenses, based on the characteristics you have identified. Topic Proposal 4.Last, in preparation for your project, select a topic to wor...

1.Reflect on a time when you were biased about a topic. These can be hard to identify, so think of a time when it was difficult for you to reason with evidence that you were presented or the ideas another person had about that topic. 2.Identify which type of bias it was. Make sure to identify one of the types of bias mentioned in the module resources (social, ingroup, confirmation, communal reinforcement). 3.Explain why being aware of biases is important to avoid making assumptions. 4.E...

1. Explain the importance of developing information literacy skills. 2.How have your information literacy skills changed as a result of the resources in this module? 3.Choose the sources that were the most impactful to you from all resources you covered in this module. 4.How might having strong information literacy skills impact your academic or professional career?