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  • Even if you trust the authority you are reading, you need to evaluate what
    they say for yourself. People don't always mean to mislead you, but they do.

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      Karla Burkholder on 2009-05-08

      Students often believe everything they read on the Internet. They must learn to evaluate the source of information.
  • practice distinguishing the facts in a sentence from how they appear.
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  • • There are two types of generalizations:

      
      

      
      

      • A universal generalization talks about everything. When someone says "All
        dogs are animals", for example, they are talking about every single dog.
        
      • A statistical generalization talks about a number of things, but not all of
        them. When someone says "Most dogs are brown," they are talking about a large
        number of dogs, but not all of them.

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  • How do you know whether something you read on the web is true? You can't know, at least, not for sure. This makes it important to read carefully and to evaluate what you read. This guide will tell you how.
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  Karla Burkholder on 2009-05-08
  Students often believe everything they read on the Internet. They must learn to evaluate the source of information.

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