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the 6 typologies of information
1.
Factual
vs.
Analytical
2.
Subjective
vs.
Objective
3.
Current
Vs.
Historical
4.
Scholarly
vs.
Popular
5.
Primary
vs.
Secondary
6.
Stable
vs.
Unstable
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factual
based on the evidence and findings provided by
reliable
sources or
experts
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factual
more on
academic
text
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factual
books, encyclopedias, periodicals, or technical reports by agencies
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analytical
an analysis or interpretation of facts by an individual, usually an expert on the subject
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analytical
feature articles, commentaries, or reviews
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DepEd
,
CHED,
and
TESDA
factual information comes from agencies such as _____, _____, and _______
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subjective
based on personal opinions, interpretations, points of view, emotions, and judgment
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subjective
an example of this are newspapers
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objective
is fact-based, measurable and observable (no judgment!)
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objective
an example of this are technical reports
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current
refers how to up-to-date or how recent the information is (talks of trends!)
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historical
old information but very useful in providing insights and comparison of events (used as a pattern!)
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scholarly
research-based
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scholarly
comes from academic sources and a product of an author's expertise and study on the subject matter
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scholarly
EX: erik, academia.edu, google scholar, researchgate
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popular
mere hearsay
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popular
appeals to general interest
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popular
usually found in general circulation materials such as magazines, or online feature articles
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primary
original, first-hand information
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primary
hasn't been interpreted, analyzed, condensed, or changed
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secondary
written by someone other than the original researcher or author
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secondary
only interpret primary sources
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stable
no changes in information (not being updated)
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stable
will last for a long time
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unstable
still being updated
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