- Evaluating Authority of Source Types
There are many types of authority: societal position, expertise, and lived experience, to name a few. This activity encourages students to look beyond “scholarly” and “popular” information categories and instead think about how seeking out sources with a variety of authority types can strengthen an argument.
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