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I have started putting together a "Study Guide".., but for UFOs.
They are very common in University courses.., each discipline having their own. (I.e. Biology, Chemistry, Law, Geology, Music, Arts, Business, Media etc)
A study guide is basically a book with printed words and imagess. It is designed to assist students with their learning. It indicates what should be learned, how it can be learned, and how students can recognize if they have learned it.
Most will have an extensive list of recommended reference sources linked to the unit. When it comes time to research supporting information from credible sources for assessment tasks, this is the best place to start. These reference sources have been carefully selected, and as an added bonus they contain all the bibliographical details required when you construct your list of references.
All required and recommended study material and other learning resources are listed in the Study Guide.
The material we add can only be from verified sources. Our own opinions and interpretations cannot be added. It is meant to be an unbiased, and fair look at the UFO phenomenon (without any for/against material. Just what was reported) to help aid new students learning about the subject.
GitHub - UFOAPPS/UFO-Study-Guide: Factual information regarding UFOs
What does everyone think? What things would you want added to this?
They are very common in University courses.., each discipline having their own. (I.e. Biology, Chemistry, Law, Geology, Music, Arts, Business, Media etc)
A study guide is basically a book with printed words and imagess. It is designed to assist students with their learning. It indicates what should be learned, how it can be learned, and how students can recognize if they have learned it.
Most will have an extensive list of recommended reference sources linked to the unit. When it comes time to research supporting information from credible sources for assessment tasks, this is the best place to start. These reference sources have been carefully selected, and as an added bonus they contain all the bibliographical details required when you construct your list of references.
All required and recommended study material and other learning resources are listed in the Study Guide.
The material we add can only be from verified sources. Our own opinions and interpretations cannot be added. It is meant to be an unbiased, and fair look at the UFO phenomenon (without any for/against material. Just what was reported) to help aid new students learning about the subject.
GitHub - UFOAPPS/UFO-Study-Guide: Factual information regarding UFOs
What does everyone think? What things would you want added to this?
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