Rules of Using Evidence Ethically

Our top five rules of using evidence ethically are Rule Number One- Don't take stuff out of context. When you gather information make sure you stick with their point and not form your own opinion. Rule Number Two- Make claims that support your evidence. If you are trying to prove a certain point make sure your evidence and claim back each other up. Rule Number Three- Have a sufficient amount of evidence. You have to investigate your evidence fully and know the ends and the outs. Rule Number Four-Cite your sources. Citing your sources is one of the most important ones. It is important for everyone to know where found your information. also you would be able to look it back up easily if you needed to. Finally Rule Number Five- Do not make biast claims. It is important that you see both sides of the argument. Even if you do not totally agree.           Scribe- Courtney     Group Members- Daisha and Katie