The second skill i think of is strong research skills. If students do not know how to look up the information properly we as educators cannot expect them to get credible answers. Having good research skills is like knowing how to look for peer reviewed articles, or having quality platforms to take information from. Without good research the students will probably not learn anything.

Lastly I believe it is important for students to synthesize data. This means making sure the data they have acquired will support each other, and students will be able to pull the information together and make it make sense. This is important so we are not information dumping about unimportant things to the research that is being done.

All of these skills go hand in hand and are important to make sure that what students are being tasked to do can actually be accomplished with correct and valid information. Without evaluation of sources, strong research skills, and synthesized data students will not be able to accurately show the learning from research, and half of it could potentially be false.

Many students and athletes believe that by working out we are turning our fat into muscles. This is an easy mistake to make as people start their physical health journey. When it comes down to the facts muscle tissue and fat tissue are two different things that can be grown or destroyed, but they cannot be converted into each other. When working out you can lose fat, and build muscle.

The article is published by Ashley Taylor, and she has quoted a professor from a good college in New York. The website is also a great source as live science is a great website with lots of facts and explanations.

This is an example of a good source for this, but this second article is a poor source because the title is how to turn fat into muscle and it is a Reddit post from a 15 year old trying to get in better shape. People would believe this Reddit post as a good source because it is working for one person to grow muscle and lose fat, but it is still mis information as it is stated that it is converting fat to muscle which is impossible.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/comments/nzl55g/how_do_i_turn_my_body_fat_into_muscle/

Losing weight quickly and keeping it off is a huge topic for people in the world of physical education. There are many diets or fads that go around that people will try and it will not work for them. This second article is from a company trying to sell meat as a snack for people on the carnivore diet, and so it maybe a very biased source as it is striving to convince people to purchase the product that they are selling. The carnivore diet can be good, but it is definitely not the most healthy way to lose weight. Just looking at this source and nothing else you would think the carnivore is the most sound way to lose weight and be healthy even though you are missing out on essential nutrients that can not be acquired through just meat.