About this printable
Compare what two sources say about the same question while keeping their evidence separate. The organizer supports reading and research without assuming that agreement between two sources proves a claim.
How to use it
Write a focused question before reading. Record each source’s main response and the evidence it supplies, with enough reference information to find it again. Identify differences in scope or date that may explain an apparent disagreement.
Check and adapt
Check whether the sources are independent and appropriate for the question. List what still needs verification rather than choosing a source only because it matches your expectations. For high-stakes topics, use the relevant authoritative guidance and qualified support.
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