AS 92048 · 5 credits · Internal
Social inquiry findings
Demonstrate understanding of findings of a social inquiry
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This standard asks you to show that you understand what you've learned from investigating a social studies question. You'll need to describe findings, use evidence from real sources (like interviews or documents) and interpreted sources (like articles or books), and connect your findings to your original question about topics like global change, diversity, human rights, or identity.
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What you actually do
- ·Describe findings that directly answer your inquiry question, using both primary sources (interviews, surveys, original documents) and secondary sources (articles, books, interpretations by other researchers)
- ·Explain how your findings relate to and address your original inquiry focus, supported by specific evidence from your sources
- ·Show understanding of what you found by connecting your evidence together and explaining what it means
- ·Use a range of appropriate evidence (both primary and secondary) throughout your work, not just one type
- ·Make reasoned judgments about your findings by evaluating them and drawing well-thought-out conclusions
AAchieved
You describe your findings clearly and include evidence from primary and secondary sources that connect to your inquiry question.
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