Hi,
I have to write a web article evaluation paper. The professor wants us to pick a casual article that has to do with child development and family studies. Then, he wants us to use scholarly sources to evaluate the article. I don't know what a casual article looks like. Can someone give me an example of one? That way I can look for one and get started on my essay. I'll appreciate it thanks!
This article will be worth looking at.
http://hearth.library.cornell.edu/h/hearth/child.html
i guess u could try going on "f"i"n"d"a"r"t"i"c"l"e"s"."c"o"m(remove the '"' and that is the website u should visit)
what grade r u in, then ill understand
Hi!
A casual article, also known as a popular article, is a type of article that is typically written for a general audience rather than for scholarly or academic purposes. It is often found in newspapers, magazines, or online platforms.
To give you an example of a casual article on child development and family studies, you can search for topics like "How to Raise Resilient Children," "The Importance of Play in Early Childhood," or "Effective Strategies for Co-Parenting." These types of articles are usually written in a less formal tone and may include personal anecdotes, storytelling, and practical advice.
To find a casual article for your paper, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by searching reputable news websites or popular magazines that cover topics related to child development and family studies. Some examples include The New York Times, Psychology Today, The Guardian, or Parents Magazine.
2. Use the website's search function or browse through their sections dedicated to family, parenting, or child development.
3. Look for articles that catch your attention in terms of topic relevance and readability. Pay attention to article titles, abstracts, and introductions to get a sense of the content's focus and approach. Make sure the article provides useful information that you can evaluate critically.
4. Once you find a suitable casual article, gather information about the author, publication date, and any potential biases that might influence the article's content. You should also consider the credibility of the source and its reputation.
5. Now that you have the casual article, use scholarly sources to evaluate it. Scholarly sources can include academic journals, books, and research studies related to child development and family studies. Compare the information presented in the casual article to the findings, theories, and research evidence provided by scholarly sources.
6. When writing your evaluation, consider factors such as the accuracy of information, the author's qualifications and credibility, the use of evidence and sources, potential biases or conflicting viewpoints, and the overall quality and reliability of the casual article.
Remember to consult your professor's guidelines and requirements for specific criteria on evaluating the article. Good luck with your essay!