1. Find five different sources on the Internet examining the Loch Ness Monster. On what explanation do they triangulate? 2. How many, and what, sources of news do you need to have confidence in a...

1. Find five different sources on the Internet examining the Loch Ness Monster. On what explanation do they triangulate?

2. How many, and what, sources of news do you need to have confidence in a story?

3. Check the weather report for next week from four different sources: the local news, The Weather Channel, the National Weather Service (www.weather.gov), and the Farmers’ Almanac. Do they triangulate on the same prediction?

4. Suppose your child came to you and asked: “How do I decide what sport to play?” or “How do I decide what club to join?” or “What instrument should I play?” What perspectives might you use to triangulate on an answer?