Think of one moment in your investigation when a source surprised you, let you down, or changed your mind. Keep it in your head, because it goes into today's reflection.
Your SM4 KA2 reflection has five sections about how you investigated, not what you found.
Example of bias: a post about a local business only showed good news.
You will make your {{code:sm4_ka2_reflection}} document with five headings and write a first go at each section. Follow the steps in the box below.
Keep {{code:sm4_search_log}} and {{code:sm4_references}} open beside it. You can use these sentence starters.
Process: I set out to find out… I searched by… When the evidence shifted, I changed my plan by…
Bias: One source that showed slant was… because… So I…
Authenticity and authorship: I checked who wrote… Their role or expertise was… That check held up / did not hold up because…
Ethics: I cited… / I used media under… / For privacy I… / AI helped with…; the judgements are mine.
Course closing: My biggest learning was… My strongest artifact is… Beyond LCA I will use…
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