Taby D

Examples of tertiary sources include: Encyclopedias. Dictionaries. Textbooks. Almanacs. Bibliographies. Chronologies. Handbooks.

"An issue is a controversy or problem that people are discussing or should be discussing." is the first characteristic of an issue.

"Different people or groups have different perspectives or points of view about an issue." means there are multiple points of view and is the second characteristic of an issue.

"Remember that to develop a convincing argument, you will need multiple sources of information and data" Therefore the topic must be researchable with substantial information available.

"While asking questions and seeing solutions, you have the chance to consider the arguments of others and to contribute your personal perspective and original thinking." So the topic must be a worthy topic of interest and has to have personal involvement.

Primary Research is original research conducted by yourself, you use primary sources.

Secondary Research come form secondary sources such as magazines and websites.