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3. Using Sources to Research Your Topic

Books, news articles and scholarly articles can all be used to help you research your topic. However, you will find different types of information in each of these sources because each of these sources is usually written for a different audience. Knowing the difference between these sources and how to use them effectively will help make you a better researcher.

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  • 1. Books as Sources
  • 2. News Articles as Sources
  • 3. Scholarly Articles as Sources

Subpages (3): 1. Books as Sources 2. News Articles as Sources 3. Scholarly Articles as Sources

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