Stimulus Materials
Definition
Stimulus materials refer to the resources provided to students in order to prompt their thinking and guide their research or analysis. These materials can include texts, images, videos, data sets, or any other type of content that serves as a starting point for academic inquiry.
Related terms
Prompt: A prompt is a specific question or statement that directs students' thinking and guides their response.
Primary Source: A primary source is an original document or artifact created during the time period being studied. It provides firsthand information about a topic.
Secondary Source: A secondary source is a document or account created after an event has occurred. It interprets or analyzes primary sources and provides commentary on a topic.
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