Vocabulary

Instruction
SPED 639 Group Meeting #3
Celia Frost, Diosa Doane, & Vina Phong
 Step 1

Credible: Something that is believable or

convincing.
 credible

cred ible
(believe) (able to be)
credible vs. not credible
 Step 2
Credible: Can be believed

Student Paraphrasing: reliable, real

Example: Information from the news channel is more credible than

tweets on twitter.
 Step 3

Not credible
Credible

Students:
Rate your word understanding.
1= little 5 = strong understanding
 Step 4
Would you rather? Credible edition!
● Ask the bank for a loan? ● Ask a loan shark for a loan?

● Get your information from your neighbor? ● Get your information from a researcher

● Use a textbook to study? ● Use wikipedia to study?

● Buy an i-phone from the Apple store? ● Buy an i-phone from your classmate’s
friend
 Step 5
Student 1: As I do my research on lions I must find resources that are legit.

Student 2: Do you mean credible sources?

Student 1: Yes, we do need to find credible sources, like National Geographic.

Student 2: How do you know National Geographic is credible?

Student 1: It is credible because it is an educational website, and it ends in .org

Student 2: Oh yeah! That is another way to determine if the source is

credible.
 Step 6
Kahoot!

Kahoot!