Primary And Secondary Source Worksheet
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How to Write the NHD Process Paper
www.houstonisd.orgThe annotations for each source must explain how the source was used and how it helped you understand your topic. See Bibliography Worksheet for instructions on how to set up the Bibliography for all sources Oral history transcripts, correspondence between you and experts questionnaires, and other primary or secondary materials used as
The Causes of The Second World War - Smart Resources for ...
www.ichistory.comN ature of the source. This means source type. EG: Letter, speech, diary, book, poster, newspaper report. A uthor of the source. This is the who and when. Are they an expert. Is it a primary eyewitness or secondary information? ontent of the source. _____ _____
American Production During WWII - New Orleans
www.nationalww2museum.org4. Hand out the primary source sheet. Explain that students will have 25-30 minutes to study each source closely and explain what important information that it tells them about US production during WWII by completing the primary source analysis chart. (25 min.)
Basics Rules for Healthcare-associated Infection ...
www.cdc.govSecondary bloodstream infections may be attributed to a primary-site infection during the Secondary BSI Attribution Period if they meet one of 2 requirements of the Secondary BSI Guide (Appendix 1) – Blood organism matches at least one organism found in the site-specific infection specimen used to meet the primary-site infection criterion OR
Basic Medication Administration - CMHCM
www.cmhcm.orgFeb 23, 2009 · Medications affect each individual differently. Usually a medication is taken for a primary or intended effect or action: controlling seizures, lowering blood pressure, or relieving pain. Many drugs have other known actions besides the primary or intended one. These actions are called secondary actions or side effects. Many of these effects are
LINE, COLOR, SPACE, LIGHT, AND SHAPE: WHAT DO THEY DO ...
www.philamuseum.orgmiddle ground, background, shallow, deep, wide, realistic, abstract, primary, inner, outer, deep, white space, picture plane. Positive space: the space the object occupies. Negative space: space between the edge of the positive space and the frame. Light often describes the light source or light reflected within the composition. In realistic
Cambridge Nationals Creative iMedia - Fairfax School
www.fairfax.bham.sch.ukEach worksheet can be photocopied within the purchasing institute as long as they remain at the institute which made the initial purchase. No form of this resource can be transmitted electronically, digitally, mechanically, paper based, or