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Introduction

• Understand the purpose of discussing the source's utility in the WA.

• Cannot use the source already referred to in the reliability or utility question.

Utility of Sources

• Focus on source A as it comes from the credible Institute of Policy Studies.

• Neutral and balanced academic approach enhances its utility for discussing immigration policy.

• Findings are independent and not commissioned by the government, which enhances reliability and usefulness.

Reliability of Sources

• Similar approach to utility; establish trustworthiness and fairness of the information provided.

• Example: Kiki's experience in Germany illustrates individual responsibility in immigration issues.

Approach to Utility and Reliability Questions

• Utility Question: Content-level analysis followed by cross-referencing other reliable sources to confirm utility.

• Reliability Question: Focus on sourcing trustworthy information with balanced views, not biased or overly positive representations.

Evaluation Question Strategy

• Categorize sources into 'yes' (supporting government responsibility) and 'no' (contradicting perspective).

• Select two sources for each category, ensuring to connect back to the given question for marks.

Final Notes

• Utility, reliability, and sufficiency must be clearly defined in responses.

• Answers must reflect knowledge of the social context, including government roles in various societal issues like immigration, integration, and support for elderly populations.

• Read materials posted in Google Classroom for additional guidance and example answers.