Reflection Paragrah on Sources

Throughout my whole research I had some ups and downs when trying to find good and useful sources to put in my blog so that it could be viewed as an educated blog. Even though I did not understand how to find sources that were really helpful at the time,I still found some websites after understanding how to tell if a source was useful are not. Some of the sites that I found were fitsnews.com, Oregonlive.com, edweek.org, standard.net, and familyeducation.com. The two sources that were most useful during my research were fitnews.com and edweek.org. These sources were helpful because it provided me with a lot of information that was relative to my topic.  Also these two sources provided shocking and interesting facts that made you go in the changelleing state of mind. The sources that were trustworthy during my research were Oregonlive.com and standared.net. They were trustworthy because they did not state their opinion in these sources.  They stated facts and statistics about education. Also, this source states information about previous years and how the dropout rate shows the incline. The source that displayed obvious bias was familyeducation.com.  This source displayed obvious bias because it was a story about a women's son who had found school to be frustrating and pointless. Out of all of these sources, all of them brought good and veiled information to my page. I hope someone take the time to view my blog so they can see all the hard work I put into it and see just how important my topic is on students education.