5 Tips for Teaching Students
how to Research and Filter Information
from the Worldwide Web
When we ask students to do research, where's the first place they look? The Internet, of course! Our students are busy searching and clicking, but are they really accessing useful information?
According to Australian teacher-blogger Kathleen Morris, students (and teachers) need to navigate:
What search terms to put into Google or other search engines
What search results to click on and read through (while avoiding inappropriate sites!)
How to determine what information is credible
How to process, synthesize, evaluate, and present the information
How to back up research by combining multiple sources of information
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When we ask students to do research, where's the first place they look? The Internet, of course! Our students are busy searching and clicking, but are they really accessing useful information? 
