Y4 S 9239 - global perspectives

collecting a subset of data and then drawing conclusions about the items not cotlected, depending on the population

very quickly searching through a large volume of information for specific key words or phrases

an idea used to represent something that happens in nature

evidence combined or summarised from primary evidence, but not directly from the situation itself

word or phrase in an essay which shows the reader the directron in which the argument is going

any mental or physicaI abilities you can improve through practising them

quickly moving through an individuaI source in order to pick out clues to its content and purpose

a definition that is declared, or stipulated, as the one that should be used forthe context being described

a feature of an argument which makes it more likely it will be accepted

the organisation of a text, and how each element within it is placed together

the view that meaning is based on individuaI beliefs and attitudes

combining more than one thing together in order to understand them more effectively by exploring their differences and similarities