Think of this as coaching on how to meet this requirement. If you need for me to talk with you about this, just ask.
You must use reliable sources to verify everything
that you write or say. To verify a fact means to confirm that the reliable
source specifically states that fact (whether you wrote the words or the
author did). — With bosses (or professors), you will be in trouble if you are
incorrect so never guess and instead verify before you write or speak. |
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So you have a chance to know what you need to read ·
So you can ask a question if you
do not understand my question
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Before you start to read,
stop and be sure what you are reading is appropriate for that question. (Once you start writing, you will
not catch your error.)
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Before you stop reading, look to see if some other things happened
or if some things changed. -
Notice the sentences (and sometimes pages) before and after what
you are reading.
Caution:
In this course, I will provide resources so you have a chance to see
interconnections and changes that occur over time. Check those resources.
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